Patisserie Chic Menu Template

No, the design uses a specific gold-tone hex code (#C9A96E) that simulates the look of gold when printed on standard CMYK digital printers. However, the vector elements are clean enough that you could opt for foil stamping if your budget allows for a premium finish.

The Great Vibes script is strictly reserved for large headlines and category titles to maintain elegance without sacrificing utility. All menu items, descriptions, and prices use Raleway, a highly readable sans-serif font designed for clarity at small sizes.

Yes, the background color is fully editable. While the blush pink is designed to evoke a sweet, feminine aesthetic, changing it to a stark white or cream will instantly give the menu a more minimalist, modern gallery look while keeping the gold accents pop.

This layout prioritizes white space to convey luxury, so it is best suited for curated menus with 15-20 items per page. Crowding too much text into this design will compromise the 'airy' quality that defines its elegant character.

Yes, the fine line illustrations are separate vector layers. You can easily remove them for a cleaner look or replace them with your own brand assets, such as a logo watermark or specific ingredient illustrations.