What a wedding monogram is for
A small mark made from your two initials, reused everywhere: the corner of the invitation, the stage backdrop, menus, thank-you bags, the seal on an envelope. It is what makes a pile of separate items look like one wedding.
- Transparent PNG sits on any background colour with no white box around it.
- 2000px square covers a full-size backdrop and 300 dpi print.
- SVG for your printer or designer: sharp at any size.
Which letters to use
Usually the first letter of the given name, not the family name: Vietnamese people address each other by given name, and family names repeat across whole villages. "Lê Thế Lân" and "Nguyễn Ngọc" become L and N.
Keep the diacritics if the name has them — Đ, Ư and Ơ render correctly in all three typefaces. The groom usually goes first, but this is your mark and there is no rule.
Using it on your online invitation
Download the PNG and drop it into the invitation photo section, or use it as the share preview. No invitation yet? Pick a template first and add the monogram whenever: browse the template gallery.