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Blush Watercolor Wedding Invitation Video Template
Blush Watercolor is the gentle one: pale pink roses painted on white cotton paper, with names set in a flowing script. It suits couples who want an invitation that feels like hand-finished stationery, not a flashy trailer.
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What it looks like
Think pale pink roses and green leaves at the corners, a lot of quiet white space, and one oval photo window. The motion is slow, so names and date stay readable on a phone.
Best for
- Spring and garden weddings
- Couples who like soft, traditional stationery
- Sending to family and older guests, where readability matters
Photo tips
- Use a close, warm portrait: the oval crop favors faces over full-length shots.
- Pick a photo with light, airy tones so it sits well against the pale paper.
- One strong photo is enough; a second and third add variety in the later scenes.
Template details
| Length | 15 seconds, three scenes, with music |
|---|---|
| Photos | 1 to 3 |
| Sample format | 9:16 MP4 |
| Paid export | Clean 1080p MP4, portrait 9:16 and landscape 16:9 |
| Preview | Free and watermarked, before you pay |
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Is the Blush Watercolor template too feminine for a modern wedding?
It is soft rather than frilly. The palette is blush, sage and white, and the layout is clean. If you want something with a harder edge, Minimal Line or Big Date are better matches.
Can I change the names and date in Blush Watercolor?
Yes. You enter your own names, date, venue and message. They are set as typed text by the template, so they come out spelled exactly as you wrote them.
How many photos does Blush Watercolor use?
One to three. Add up to three photos in the editor, then watch the full watermarked preview before you pay.
What do I get when I pay for Blush Watercolor?
A one-time payment (Essential starts at $19.90) gives you clean 1080p MP4 files in both 9:16 portrait and 16:9 landscape. The free preview stays watermarked. No subscription.