Context: Fanny and Cédric chose the theme of Vines and Countryside, selecting two places that represent them. The rest was left to the graphic designer.

Format: An invitation in the form of a triptych was suggested, which the bride and groom liked from the first meeting. Closed, the invitation is bound by a string with two vine leaves printed with the initials of the bride and groom. The reader then opens the card and sees a catchphrase and an illustration. Finally, once fully opened, the wedding details are announced. On the right, two sheets of paper are attached with a small ribbon. Depending on the bride and groom's choice of invitation, the guest will receive the invitation with one or two flaps.

Style: The kraft paper, very modern at the moment, emphasises the choice of country theme, as does the raw rope. The leaves are printed on elephant skin paper, giving a contrast to the rest of the card.

Special feature: The wedding was designed from start to finish. Various visuals were used at the wedding. The table plan in the form of pyramids of wine crates, the names of the tables on site, the dinner menu and various additional information on different tables.