GRAND OPENINGSquare Food/Restaurant Video Ad Template
20sAaBricolage Grotesque, Archivo BlackExciting Pop
A restaurant grand-opening ad for Olive & Ember that announces the opening date and time, free dessert for the first fifty guests, live music on opening night and the street address. A three-two-one countdown builds anticipation before rippling transitions carry bold, warm-toned caption cards over three photos, ending on an inviting address card.
1080×1080 · Instagram and Facebook feed posts.
Selected scenes
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19 Captions
- 0:00GRAND OPENINGOLIVE &EMBER
- 0:06DOORSOPENFRIDAY, OCTOBER 24AT 5PM
- 0:10THE FIRST 50GUESTS GETFREEDESSERT
- 0:13LIVEMUSICON OPENING NIGHT
- 0:16OLIVE & EMBERJOIN USOPENINGNIGHT412 MAIN STREET
Every caption is yours to rewrite — the wording, the font, the size, the color and when it appears.
3 media
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Cozy restaurant interior featuring elegant decor and warm lighting.
Pexels · Valeria Boltneva
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Artistic dessert arrangement on a white plate with minimalist chocolate garnish.
Pexels · Loifotos
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A beautifully arranged candlelit dinner table with wine glasses captured at night for a romantic ambiance.
Pexels · Luis Becerra Fotógrafo
Swap any photo or clip for your own, or choose from millions of free stock images.
How to use the Grand Opening template
- Open it in the editorClick the Edit Template button above and it opens straight in the editor — nothing to install, and no account needed to start. Grand Opening renders at 1080×1080, running about 20 seconds, sized for Instagram and Facebook feed posts. The same design is also available wide (1920×1080), vertical (1080×1920) and portrait (1080×1350).
- Add your messagingThere are 19 captions to make your own, across 6 scenes. Just click a caption and start typing. This template uses Bricolage Grotesque and Archivo as defaults. The font, size, color and timing of any caption can all be changed.
- Swap in your own photos and videoThis template's 3 media slots can be replaced with your own photos and video, or filled from the stock library of millions of free images and clips built into the editor.
- Pick the musicGrand Opening is set to Uplifting Inspiring Pop Rock [full], an exciting pop track. Swap it for any of the hundreds of tracks built into the editor, which you can browse by mood and/or by genre.
- Set the colorsIt is built on a palette of 8 colors, and any of them can be changed on its own. In the editor, use › Swap Colors to push your own brand colors through the whole template at once.
- Share the projectYour edited version of Grand Opening can be handed to someone else as a link that opens the project in the editor, not just a video to watch — so a colleague or a client can make the change themselves rather than describing it.
- Publish itPublish the finished video and download it as an MP4. Nothing is watermarked, there is no cost at any point, and videos you make can be used commercially — for your own business or a client's.
- Post it anywhereThe download is a standard MP4, so it goes up wherever video does: your social channels, your own site, an ad platform or an email campaign.
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