Arrange a wedding invitation card at a gentle three-quarter angle on a pale marble surface, photographed in soft natural light. Use a warm white card with realistic paper thickness, subtle grain and crisp edges. Frame the text with a refined geometric terrarium made from thin brushed-gold foil lines and delicate botanical greenery, keeping the decoration airy and clear of the lettering. Set the Opening Line in a small refined serif near the top, the Couple's First Names as the largest and most decorative element in elegant script, and the Wedding Date, Wedding Time, Venue Name, City and RSVP Line beneath in a restrained serif or small-caps sans-serif. Use no more than two typefaces, generous margins and deliberate centered alignment. Apply the Color Palette naturally, with believable foil highlights and slight dimensional texture. Make the card look like real professional wedding stationery, with no extra text, logos, watermarks or border around the image.
Use these details:
Couple's First Names: "Amelia & Thomas"
Opening Line: "Together with their families"
Wedding Date: "Saturday, September 14, 2025"
Wedding Time: "Four o'clock in the afternoon"
Venue Name: "The Willow Conservatory"
City: "Charleston, South Carolina"
RSVP Line: "Kindly reply by August 1"
Color Palette: "warm white, brushed gold and fresh botanical green"
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