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For the homepage of The Ivory Notebook, build a real-wedding-features blog where browsing feels like flipping through a kept keepsake, not scrolling a vendor directory — real weddings are the primary content, styled shoots and vendor guides secondary. The hero is a full-bleed romantic photograph from an actual wedding Simone planned: a candid, unposed moment of the couple laughing mid-first-dance, string lights soft-focused in the background, natural film grain rather than an over-processed filter. Overlay a soft gradient, ivory-to-transparent, at 15% opacity along the bottom edge. Nav reads THE IVORY NOTEBOOK, headline Real weddings, planned by someone who was actually there, subheadline Ten years of planning New England weddings, documented one at a time, CTA Browse real weddings. Typography pairs Canela (a romantic, high-contrast serif for headlines and post titles) with Söhne for body copy and vendor credit lists. Ground color is a soft ivory (#F7F2EA), with a muted sage accent (#8B9A7A) — a deliberately unconventional choice over the expected blush — repeating in category tags, dividers, and link hovers. Posts are organized as Real Weddings, Styled Shoots, and Planning Advice, each real-wedding post opening with a full vendor credit list (photographer, florist, venue, all named) and a short narrative from Simone about the day. The signature moment: every real-wedding post is marked with a small wax-seal-style icon in the corner of its thumbnail — an embossed circular seal bearing a hand-drawn monogram of the couple's initials, subtly raised with a soft drop-shadow as if pressed into the page — and clicking a post triggers the seal to break with a quick 220ms crack-and-fade animation before the post opens; this wax-seal motif appears only on real-wedding features, never on styled shoots or advice posts, keeping it a meaningful signature rather than decoration. Post thumbnails fade up 300ms ease-out on scroll; the wax-seal break animation runs at 220ms ease-in on click; under prefers-reduced-motion, the seal simply fades out over 150ms rather than animating a crack. Every couple's name, vendor credit, and venue mentioned should read as a real wedding Simone planned — no placeholder Bride & Groom anywhere.

FAQs about this wedding blog template

Start from a wedding blog template like The Ivory Notebook's — it leads with a real-wedding gallery instead of stock bridal photos, so the storytelling reads as editorial rather than promotional.

Full vendor credits alongside each feature — this template lists photographer, florist, and venue on every real-wedding post, which is standard for the category.

A small wax-seal graphic that marks a post as a real, vendor-credited wedding rather than styled inspiration, so readers can tell the two apart at a glance.

Yes — crediting every vendor on a real-wedding post, the way this template's layout requires, is both an industry norm and a way to earn shares from those vendors.