Vianne collection description
Vianne is a clean and sophisticated design that highlights your favorite photo alongside a charming archway illustration and hand-drawn floral accents. The blend of a lighthearted script with modern serif typography creates a layout that feels both intimate and intentionally curated. We think it’s perfect for couples seeking a personalized, contemporary aesthetic that balances romance with architectural flair. This suite was designed in collaboration with Meagan Christensen, an artist, illustrator, and designer specializing in stationery and surface design. She delights in identifying typefaces wherever she goes, taking photos of interesting doors, and cultivating her backyard flower garden so she has subjects to paint all summer long.
Aven collection description
Aven is a refined and timeless collection centered around a custom intertwined monogram that adds a sophisticated, personal touch. The balanced mix of classic serif typography and graceful script accents creates a clean, minimalist layout that feels both formal and airy. We think it’s perfect for couples seeking an understated yet polished design for a classic city or chapel wedding. Jill Means (@jillmeansdesign) is a designer, lettering artist and illustrator with 30+ years of experience creating handcrafted, meaningful designs. Based in Lodi, California, her work is inspired by travel, nature, and experiences over things.
Sage collection description
Sage is a sophisticated and structured collection featuring a classic pinstripe border and a distinguished monogram crest. The clean architectural lines and refined serif typography evoke a sense of heritage and timeless confidence. We think it’s perfect for couples planning a formal city wedding or those who appreciate a polished, vintage-inspired aesthetic. This suite was created in collaboration with Shelby Allison, the artist behind Origami Prints (@origamiprints), which specializes in stationery and event design for special occasions. She is most inspired by travel as well as styles and trends from around the globe.
Naida collection description
Naida is a sophisticated and balanced collection featuring a classic, double-line octagonal border that frames your details with architectural precision. The interplay of dramatic serif lettering and airy, flourishing script creates a look that is both authoritative and romantically refined. We think it’s perfect for couples planning a formal city wedding or those wanting a minimalist design with a timeless, high-end feel.
Reinette collection description
Reinette features a clean, minimalist layout that centers on a large, vertical photo, allowing your favorite moment to take center stage. The design uses a sophisticated mix of modern serif and airy script typography to create a look that feels both contemporary and deeply personal. We think it’s perfect for couples who want a sleek, photo-forward invitation that radiates effortless style and joy. This suite was created in collaboration with Allison Kincaid of AK Graphics. Allison is a farmwife, mother of 2, and an artist + stationery designer from Eastern Washington state.
Emery collection description
Emery Foil is a celestial and romantic collection, featuring a constellation of delicate stamped foil stars that frame your wedding details with a whimsical glow. The pairing of elegant, sweeping script with classic serif typography creates a sophisticated balance between modern charm and timeless grace. We think it’s perfect for evening celebrations or couples looking to add a touch of starlit magic to their big day. This suite was created in collaboration with Lori Wemple (@loriwemple). Lori has a deep love for whimsical and quirky design, with a passion for illustration and animation. She is obsessed with the ocean, mermaids, tiki culture, and her sweet kiddos. Her work blends watercolor and digital techniques, often experimenting with bohemian textures, playful minimalism, asymmetry and typography.
Reece collection description
Reece is a chic, modern collection featuring a minimalist layout beautifully paired with a dynamic three-photo collage. The striking contrast between bold, structured serif typefaces and elegant script lettering creates an editorial aesthetic that feels both intimate and sophisticated. We think it's perfect for contemporary couples who want to showcase their love story through a fresh, photo-forward design. This suite was created in collaboration with Jaye Backus, an artist and graphic designer specializing in invitations, patterns, and watercolor illustrations. She draws inspiration from the plants and flowers that grow in her home state of sunny Florida, where she currently lives.
Kendall collection description
Kendall is a modern and minimalist collection featuring clean serif typography balanced by an elegant, hand-drawn floral monogram. The generous use of negative space paired with delicate script accents creates a sense of effortless sophistication and contemporary romance. We think it's perfect for couples seeking a refined, understated design with a touch of artistic charm.
Feuille collection description
Feuille is a charming and delicate collection centered around a whimsical, hand-drawn wildflower wreath that frames a classic monogram crest. The clean, centered layout and elegant serif typography evoke a sense of refined simplicity and timeless romance. We think it’s perfect for garden weddings or couples seeking a sweet, nature-inspired aesthetic with a polished touch. This suite was created in collaboration with Stellax Creative (@stellaxcreative), a Maryland-based graphic design studio specializing in invitations, greeting cards, and art. Its owner, Anna, draws inspiration from nature and architecture.
Querido collection description
Querido is a classic and stately collection that pairs an elegant, elongated serif typeface with graceful script accents and an oval monogram detail. Framed by clean, symmetrical side borders, the structured layout evokes a sense of traditional grandeur and timeless sophistication. We think it’s perfect for formal celebrations or couples seeking a refined, typography-focused design with an air of heritage. This suite was created in collaboration with Corinne Malesic, an illustrator and graphic designer who specializes in stationery and surface pattern design. She is equally inspired by the organic patterns found in the natural landscape as she is by the vibrant colors and textures of the bustling city around her.
Luca collection description
Luca is a striking and sophisticated collection framed by a bold geometric harlequin border that beautifully balances vintage charm with modern drama. The clean serif typography and delicate cursive details create a structured yet airy layout, evoking a sense of classic European elegance and high-contrast style. We think it's perfect for couples planning a formal, city-chic celebration or a timeless evening wedding with an artistic edge. This suite was designed in collaboration with Becky Nimoy, an illustrator and stationery designer based in San Pedro, California. She’s inspired by all things vintage and hiking coastal trails in her small port town.
Flor collection description
Flor is a charming and joyful collection featuring a delicate, painterly bouquet illustration paired with a double-line painted border. The elegant cursive script layout evokes a sense of whimsical romance and effortless grace. We think it’s perfect for casual garden weddings or couples looking for an artistic, cheerful touch to their celebration. This work was created in collaboration with Katherine Roberts (@katrobertsart_), a graphic designer and fine artist residing in North Carolina. She enjoys exploring different mediums and styles in her work and is frequently influenced by her travels as well as organic elements found in nature.
Cole collection description
Cole is a cinematic and modern design that lets your love story take center stage with a full-bleed photo layout. The elegant serif typography and delicate italic accents provide a clean, intentional structure that effortlessly guides the eye. We think it’s perfect for couples looking to share a favorite memory and set an intimate, deeply personal tone for their celebration. Jill Means (@jillmeansdesign) is a designer, lettering artist and illustrator with 30+ years of experience creating handcrafted, meaningful designs. Based in Lodi, California, her work is inspired by travel, nature, and experiences over things.
Dicha collection description
Dicha is a vibrant and romantic collection featuring a lush border of illustrated blossoms and trailing botanical elements. The artful, asymmetrical arrangement pairs beautifully with clean, elegant typography to evoke a sense of joyful abundance and natural enchantment. We think it’s perfect for garden weddings or couples seeking a lively, flora-filled aesthetic for their celebration. This suite was created in collaboration with Maria Hilas Louie (@maria.hilas.louie.design), a graphic designer from the SF Bay Area who loves minimalist stationery design, but strives to be more of a maximalist.
Camarine collection description
Camarine is a charming and romantic collection featuring a delicate, hand-drawn illustration of two lovebirds holding a ribbon monogram. The sweet artwork is paired with elegant serif and graceful script typography to create a sense of timeless warmth and gentle whimsy. We think it's perfect for intimate, storybook celebrations or couples looking to add a touch of playful romance to their wedding style. This suite was created in collaboration with Kimberly Morgan, a pattern artist and Louie Award-winning stationery designer based in the Rocky Mountains. Her work blends the nostalgia of childhood storybooks with the beauty of her natural surroundings, resulting in charming illustrations which invoke a sweet sense of wonder and warmth. When she’s not designing, Kimberly enjoys baking artisan sourdough loaves to share with her neighbors, and reading aloud to her grandchildren.
Gratia collection description
Gratia is a romantic and graceful collection featuring lush, painterly floral illustrations that framing a clean, modern curved layout. The elegant contrast between the prominent script typography and the soft, nature-inspired borders evokes a sense of timeless charm and organic beauty. We think it's perfect for garden celebrations or couples drawn to an elevated, botanical aesthetic. This design was created in collaboration with Esther Michaletz (@estcetera_), a fine artist specializing in oils, watercolors, and line drawings, based in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
All about ticket wedding programs
FAQs - Ticket programs
Why Have a Program at Your Wedding?
When you first plan your wedding, you may ask yourself if you really need a “program” for the ceremony, and if so, what part it actually plays in your day. While some events go ahead without one, this simple piece of paper—or digital option—often acts as both a useful guide and a lasting keepsake for your friend and family.
What Does a Wedding Program Actually Do?
You often hear the phrase “wedding program,” but what does that really mean for you and your group? Usually, a program covers the details of your ceremony’s order, gives names for your party, provides short notes on any key traditions or moves from your background, and/or highlights specific moments or people. The main point is to help all guests—especially those not yet familiar with your traditions—feel welcome and included, so they can follow along as the day goes on.
How Can You Pick the Best Style for You?
When you consider all the choices, you might wonder how to pick a program style as is, or if you should look for something more current. Right now, designs featuring names such as “Maywood,” “Galata,” or “Octavia” are popular, along with classic or elegant options like “Kianna” and “Farnham.” These choices cover a wide range of looks and can fit a ceremony that feels modern, classic, or personal. You just need to pick what feels right for your day.
Is Special Printing a Good Use of Your Budget?
If you want your program to look unique, it’s worth asking whether special printing is necessary. Right now, about half of couples pick letterpress (which creates a clear, textured look), while just as many go with foil for extra shine and formality. Some people also choose to add frames or images (such as wreaths and arches), though these are less common. You might try these features if you hope to give your program a different look, but simple design often works well.
What Details Make Your Program More Meaningful?
Often, what matters most is whether your program actually shows who you and your partner are as a couple. For most people, the easy way to do this is to add details such as the order of events, the names or roles of the party, notes about a custom or special move, a message for someone not there, or simply a short “thank you” to the guest. Thankfully, it’s easy to add these points, whether you use a print-at-home model or check a digital draft.
When Should You Order Your Wedding Program?
When you get close to the ceremony, you’ll want to know when to finish and order your program. Usually, you wait until about two to three months before the event, right after you finish all plans for your ceremony and party. This way, you leave room for needed changes, printing, and a short delay if something changes last minute (such as who is reading or playing music). Your program is often among the last details you’ll fix.
How Many Should You Provide?
Do you need one program for every guest, or is there a better way? For your group, it’s typical to get one per couple or family, plus a cushion of about 15% more to cover unexpected guests. To use a standard example, if your list has 150 people, about 80 to 90 programs should be enough—this cuts down on waste but still helps everyone follow along.
Is Using a Digital Program the Right Move?
With many couples now focused on ease, more people ask if a digital option makes sense. When you set up a QR code at the entrance, or add the program to your website, guests have quick access while you keep paper use low. Digital programs offer updates in real time and let you add music or images, which is useful for large or outdoor ceremonies.
Simple, direct design for your program helps guide all guests through the day and makes sure things feel organized as well. Whether you choose a classic or modern option, use paper or digital, your program can tell the story of your wedding and help everyone take part in the event.
Programs for every style
From bohemian and botanical to minimalist and modern, there are gorgeous programs of all styles on Zola.
Floral programsModern programsGreenery programsRustic programsWatercolor programsWhimsical programsCultural programsDestination programsBeach programsSummer programsWinter programsSpring programsElegant & Formal programsSimple & Minimalist programsTypography programsClassic & Traditional programsMonogram programsBoho programsMountains programsVintage & Retro programsMaximalist programsNautical programsBarn & Country programsBorder programsGeometric programsFall & Autumn programs
Colors that match your theme
Whether you're going for classic white or a bright array of hues, Zola has programs of every color to match your wedding theme.
Multi programsBlue programsDusty Blue programsRoyal Blue programsNavy programsBlack programsRed programsBurgundy programsWhite programsPurple programsLavender programsPlum programsPink programsRose programsDusty Rose programsCoral programsPeach programsGreen programsEmerald Green programsTeal programsOrange programsYellow programsGrey programsBrown programsOff White programs
Programs of all shapes & sizes
From traditional square programs to fancy arches, Zola has a variety of card shapes to choose from.
Standard programsRounded programsScalloped programsHalf-arch programsArch programsOval programsTicket programsDiamond programs
Mix and match options
With so many features and finishes available, choosing programs can seem daunting. Narrow your search by combining your favorite design options.