Two brides, two bouquets, an embroidered keepsake

Two Bouquets

Two brides, from garden and backyard weddings to winter and courthouse-plus-party, and any couple who want a handmade keepsake look.

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The opening: “Stitch the bouquets”

An embroidery hoop of bare linen with the pattern traced in pencil and a threaded needle beside it. Guests swipe to pull the needle: two different bouquets, one for each of you, are stitched in thread from the stems outward, one ribbon is tied round both, and your names are stitched underneath. Nothing flashes.

Every opening has a button and keyboard alternative and a Skip link. Guests who prefer reduced motion get a short crossfade instead.

The music

A parlor waltz — fingerpicked nylon guitar, pizzicato strings and upright bass, with a celesta and a clarinet trading the tune and sharing the last phrase — in a 90-second loop. Original, composed for Honored. It starts only after the guest opens the invitation, and can be muted on every screen.

Layout

Your bouquets in an embroidery hoop with your photo in a smaller hoop beside it, the date and a countdown in cross-stitch, the schedule as swatches of cloth with pinked edges, the wedding party in small hoops, the gallery as stitched-on patches and an RSVP like a fabric tag on a pin.

Color modes

Linen

Fig & Olive

Evening hoop

Type

Newsreader, Figtree. All open-source (SIL Open Font License) and served from our own site, so nothing loads from a third party.

The sample couple

Rosa Delgado & June Okafor, Thimble Hill Gardens, Asheville, North Carolina. It shows a porch supper, a garden ceremony, supper and dancing, and biscuits the morning after. The couple and the venue are fictional.

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