Baby shower website theme
Sakura in Kyoto — a Japanese baby shower website
A quiet Kyoto garden in blossom, with a shoji screen that slides open and petals drifting down over your guests’ first look.
A still of the theme. Names and details shown are fictional.
Create and preview for free. Publish for $29, one time. No subscription. No ads.
The palette
- Blossom pink #f8b8cd
- Lacquer red #d94b5c
- Rice cream #fdf6ef
- Garden green #3a6b5c
- Sumi ink #2b1a22
What’s inside
- A shoji screen opening that slides apart as cherry petals fall — skippable, and replayable whenever a guest wants to see it again.
- An illustrated Kyoto garden with baby sushi characters, drawn for this theme and used nowhere else.
- A bento box that opens when a guest taps it.
- A koi pond that ripples under the cursor or a fingertip.
- Omakase cards guests can flip over.
- An RSVP form built into the garden itself, not bolted on underneath.
- A full reduced-motion version for guests who prefer less movement.
What you can add
The artwork belongs to the theme. Everything guests actually read is yours: the names you are celebrating, the date, the time and its time zone, the venue and address, a message in your own words, your registry link, an RSVP deadline and a contact for questions.
Leave out the registry or the contact and those buttons simply don't appear. If a detail like the place isn't decided yet, the website says so plainly instead of leaving a gap or inventing one.
When Sakura in Kyoto works best
- Spring showers and hanami season, when the blossom is the whole point.
- Families with a connection to Japan, or anyone drawn to Japanese design.
- Calm, refined celebrations rather than loud ones.
- A pink and cream palette that photographs beautifully next to real flowers.
How it works
- Add the essentials — who you are celebrating, when, and where.
- Choose this theme. Your details appear inside it straight away.
- Look around the finished website and edit anything you want.
- Publish for $29 and share one link.
Questions
Can guests skip the opening animation?
Yes. The shoji opening can be skipped, and replayed afterward. Guests whose device asks for reduced motion get a calm version automatically.
Do I have to use the Japanese details?
The artwork is part of the theme, but every word on the page is yours: names, date, time, place, message, registry link and RSVP deadline.
Will it work on a phone?
Yes. The whole website is built for phones first, and it is tested down to very narrow screens.
Can I see it before paying?
Yes — the complete website, with your own details inside, before you pay anything.
Planning the day
Decor, food, activities and favors, in one guide: Japanese baby shower ideas.
Other themes
Ready to see it with your details?
Build the whole website and look around it before you decide. You only pay when you want it to go live.