Wedding catalogue design: 10 free templates to open

A good wedding catalogue design shows bridal pieces big, with a price and how to order. Pick one of ten free templates, add your photos and send it.

A bride's family does not shop in one hour. They look at your pieces at home, talk about them and come back with questions. A wedding catalogue lets them do that.

This post shows ten free wedding catalogue design templates. Each one is a finished design you can open, fill with your own photos and send. Wedding season in India starts in the cold months, so now is a good time to get yours ready.

What a wedding catalogue needs

Keep it simple. Families want to see the piece, the price and how to order.

  • A cover that says "wedding". The family knows at once that this is for them.
  • Big photos. Jewellery and silk need space to look good.
  • A price on every item. If you hide prices, many people will not ask.
  • Order dates. Say how many days you need for custom work.
  • One clear way to reach you. A phone number and a WhatsApp line on the last page.

The photos in the examples are sample photos. Yours take their place.

Three finished jewellery catalogue covers side by side: Shaadi in deep plum with a gold kalash, Heirloom in forest green with a ring in a frame, and Kundan House in cream with a tiara and rings

Shaadi: bridal jewellery in plum and gold

Shaadi is a deep plum catalogue with a gold kalash on the cover. It feels like a wedding card.

It suits jewellers who sell sets, bangles and small gifts for the bride's family. Put the set name and the weight or size in the caption.

Heirloom: pieces to keep for years

Heirloom is forest green with one photo in a thin gold frame. It is calm and quiet.

It suits fewer, more costly pieces. Give each piece a full page and write one line about the stone or the metal.

Kundan House: bright and light

Kundan House is a cream catalogue with a grid of photos on the cover. It shows many pieces at once.

It suits a shop with tiaras, rings and sets. A customer can see the range before she turns the page.

Three saree covers: Banaras in maroon with folded silk sarees, Mehendi in green with a round photo of pink fabric, and The Wedding Edit with a blue and red printed fabric

Banaras: silk sarees

Banaras is a maroon catalogue with folded silk on the cover. Rich colour, simple layout.

It suits saree shops with silk and festive pieces. Add the fabric, the blouse piece and the price to each saree.

Mehendi: colour first

Mehendi is green, with a round photo of one bright fabric on the cover.

It suits shops that sell by colour, such as a mehendi or sangeet collection. Group the pages by colour, not by price.

The Wedding Edit: a lookbook for a collection

The Wedding Edit is a lookbook with one big photo on each page. It shows a few sarees well, instead of many sarees small.

It suits a boutique with a new bridal range. Add a short caption and a price.

Four more wedding covers: Bridal Glow with a pink compact, Shaadi Guest with a clutch bag and sunglasses, Wedding Steps with a sparkly high heel, and Return Gifts with a box of roses and a $29 badge

Bridal Glow: makeup and skincare

Bridal Glow is a short wine-red brochure with a photo on the right.

It suits a makeup artist or a salon with bridal packages. List each package with what it includes and its price.

Shaadi Guest: outfits for wedding guests

Shaadi Guest is a deep green brochure. It is made for fashion shops, not only the bride's side.

It suits a boutique that sells guest outfits and bags. Add sizes and colours in the caption.

Wedding Steps: shoes and sandals

Wedding Steps is a lookbook with a big photo and a soft pink caption box.

It suits a footwear shop with bridal heels and flats. Write the sizes you stock.

Return Gifts: small gifts for guests

Return Gifts is a one-page flyer with a big price badge. It shows one gift box well.

It suits craft shops and gift sellers. A return gift is often bought in bulk, so write "price for 50" or the number you offer.

Quick pick

If you sell Pick Format
Bridal jewellery sets Shaadi Catalogue
A few costly pieces Heirloom Catalogue
Tiaras, rings and many items Kundan House Catalogue
Silk sarees Banaras Catalogue
Sarees by colour Mehendi Catalogue
A new bridal range The Wedding Edit Lookbook
Bridal makeup packages Bridal Glow Brochure
Guest outfits and bags Shaadi Guest Brochure
Bridal shoes Wedding Steps Lookbook
Wedding return gifts Return Gifts Flyer

Want more choice? See all the wedding season templates.

A page plan that works

  1. Cover: your shop name and the word "wedding".
  2. About you: two lines on who you are and how long you have worked.
  3. Best sellers: four items with a photo, code and price.
  4. More items: one page for each group, such as necklaces, bangles, rings.
  5. How to order: order dates, delivery or pickup, phone and WhatsApp.
Three finished inside pages: a plum jewellery page with four items and prices, a green saree page with four sarees and prices, and a jewellery about page

What to write for each item

Short is best. A name, one line and a price.

Name Short line Price
Rose gold halo ring Hand-finished, gift-ready $129
Bandhani dotted saree Gift-ready packing $59
Rose gift box Gift-wrapped on request $29

Example prices are in US dollars, like the templates. Write your own price in your own money.

Make your wedding catalogue in CatalogLeaf

  1. Open a design above and click Use with my photos.
  2. Add your photos. Type a name and a price for each one.
  3. Click Next: choose a look, type your shop name and click Create catalog.

Your catalogue opens in the editor. Change the sample phone, email and address on the last page to your own. Then download a PDF or share a link. Not sure which one? Read PDF or flipbook link.

Pick a design, add your photos and send it to the first family this week.

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