Winter Matcha
Winter Matcha is the winter sister of Strawberry Matcha: the same structure and the same gentle way of telling the story of your day, redrawn for couples who marry when the air turns cold. The strawberries and spring blossoms give way to white hellebores, clusters of white snowberries, smooth sage and eucalyptus leaves and tiny gold snowflakes scattered across the page. The cover is a sage-green envelope holding a white card with a scalloped edge, framed by hellebores and berries, with a soft layer of snow resting on the leaves. It is romantic and quietly wintry, never Christmassy: no fir trees, no baubles, no red and gold, so it suits a wedding in December just as well as one in late February or March. You choose the colourway and the paper finish — embroidered, with linen and thread, or embossed, with smooth paper and tone-on-tone relief. Like every Sponsalia template it opens on any smartphone, speaks 23 languages and collects your guests' RSVPs in a few taps.
- Winter art: white hellebores, snowberries, sage and eucalyptus leaves, gold snowflakes
- Cover with a sage envelope, a scalloped white card and soft snow on the leaves
- Two paper finishes: embroidered or embossed
- Sage-green colourways, the same as Strawberry Matcha
- Romantic and wintry, with nothing Christmassy about it
- 23 languages and RSVP in a few taps
- Customizable colours and fonts
Frequently asked questions
- Is Winter Matcha a Christmas template?
- No. There are no fir trees, baubles or Christmas red: just white flowers, pale berries, sage leaves and a touch of snow. It works for any wedding from late autumn to early spring.
- How is it different from Strawberry Matcha?
- The structure, colourways and paper finishes are the same; the illustrations change. Instead of strawberries and spring flowers you get hellebores, snowberries, eucalyptus leaves and small gold snowflakes. You can switch from one to the other in the editor whenever you like.
- What is the difference between embroidered and embossed paper?
- Embroidered looks like linen, with the decorations stitched in coloured thread; embossed is smooth paper with the decorations pressed in tone on tone. You choose it in the editor and can change it at any time.