"Maple Grove Christmas Market" es un cartel de estilo vintage para un mercado navideño de dos días en la plaza del pueblo. Letras serif rojas sobre un marco rosa pálido festoneado con lazos y luces, encima de puestos nevados, tres cantantes de villancicos y una taza humeante. Cambia el nombre del mercado, la línea de ofertas, las fechas, el horario y el lugar para crear tu propia versión.

Create a finished 3:4 portrait Christmas market poster for printing, with all lettering and key artwork safely inside an 8% margin. Use a refined coquette Christmas look: warm cream paper with fine linen grain, a pale blush-pink field, delicate scalloped framing, sparse satin pink bows, and a few warm fairy lights looping near the edges. Keep decoration graceful and airy; use no religious imagery and no extra words or signs. Make the event name the clear hero, centered in the upper section and arranged across three lines exactly as written: “Maple Grove” / “Christmas” / “Market”. Set it in custom elegant display serif lettering: confident medium-heavy strokes, moderate stroke contrast, open counters, softly curved bracketed serifs, and generous clear spacing. Render the letters in deep cherry-raspberry ink with subtle raised printed texture and a soft cream edge highlight; keep every letter crisp and easy to read at a glance. Below the title, place a small charming illustrated market vignette: two or three blush-and-cream craft stalls displaying handmade goods, a steaming mug of mulled cider, and a tiny group of carolers with song sheets. Use flat, polished storybook illustration with delicate outlines and warm, restrained golden light. Add a few tiny pearl-like accents and small sage sprigs, but keep the scene compact and leave the text zones clear. Set the supporting offerings line centered beneath the vignette, clearly readable: “Local makers · Mulled cider · Live carols”. Group the practical details in the lower section, centered and generously spaced, in a smaller clean, legible serif: “Saturday & Sunday, December 12–13”, then “10 AM–6 PM”, then “Town Square”. Preserve the exact wording, punctuation, capitalization, ampersand, and date dash shown. Use deep cherry ink for the details and tiny rose-gold separators only as decoration. Maintain a clear reading order—event name, market scene, offerings, date, time, place—with strong contrast and ample breathing room. No added copy, invented dates, years, addresses, prices, logos, or watermarks.