Cafe Cupping Event Invitation (Wabi-Sabi Craft Minimal)
Scarcity ('limited seats') plus gallery-grade restraint makes a free tasting feel like a ticketed event — the fastest way to fill small workshops.
prompt
Design an invitation card for a coffee cupping event at {cafe_name}. Format: 105x148mm portrait on warm off-white textured washi-style paper. Composition: one delicate botanical line drawing of a coffee branch occupying the upper third, generous empty space through the middle, then the event details set small and centered — '{event_title}', {event_date}, limited to {seat_count} seats, with an RSVP line at the foot. Typography: a light serif for the title in letterpressed grey-brown ink, no pure black anywhere. Add a single deckled torn edge along the bottom for wabi-sabi imperfection. Calm, airy, gallery-invitation mood; flat-lay mockup beside a ceramic cup in soft daylight, 4:5 ratio.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {cafe_name}Name of the cafe
- e.g. 山丘珈琲
- {event_title}Title of the event
- e.g. 衣索比亞日曬豆杯測會
- {event_date}Date and time of the event
- e.g. 7月12日（六）14:00
- {seat_count}Number of seats available
- e.g. 8
Use case
Specialty cafe owners hosting cupping sessions or brewing workshops who want invitations that elevate the event.
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