Arrange a single wedding invitation card flat and top-down on the Surface, photographed in the Format with bright, even composition. Use the Decoration Style to frame the card with delicate watercolor lemons, olive branches and loose Mediterranean botanical brushwork, leaving generous ivory space around the text. Apply the Color Palette across the paper, illustrations and surrounding tile without reducing legibility. Use a realistic textured cardstock with visible thickness and subtly rounded natural edges. Set the Opening Line at the top in a small refined serif or restrained small-caps sans-serif. Make the Couple Names the largest and most decorative element in elegant flowing script, with the Wedding Date and Wedding Time beneath it in a clean serif. Place the Venue Name and City below in smaller, carefully spaced type, followed by the RSVP Line at the bottom. Use no more than two typefaces, render every field exactly as written, center the typography precisely, and keep all text clear of the illustrations and card edges. Make the result look like professional printed stationery with no watermark, logo or image border.
Use these details:
Opening Line: "Together with their families"
Couple Names: "Elena & Marco"
Wedding Date: "Saturday, September 19, 2026"
Wedding Time: "4:30 PM"
Venue Name: "Casa Sol"
City: "Naxos, Greece"
RSVP Line: "Kindly reply by August 1"
Decoration Style: "Mediterranean lemon and olive watercolor illustrations"
Color Palette: "lemon yellow, olive green, cobalt blue, warm ivory and terracotta"
Surface: "blue glazed ceramic tile"
Lighting: "bright natural sunlight with crisp, soft-edged shadows"
Format: "5 x 7 inch portrait invitation"
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