Coastline — Navy & Blue
by SocietyPress
Navy, white and a clear blue accent, with Inter for headings and text. Matches the Coastline child theme.
Body: Inter · Headings: Inter
Download Preset →5 presets
Pick a look.
Make it yours.
A theme preset is a small JSON file with a society's chosen palette, fonts, spacing, and layout. Import one on your SocietyPress site and it instantly takes on that look — your content, members, and configuration are not touched.
Available presets
Each preset is curated and reviewed. Click Download, then in your SocietyPress admin go to SocietyPress → Theme Presets → Import and upload the file.
Heritage — Browns & Antique Gold
by SocietyPress
Dark brown, cream and antique gold, with Merriweather for headings and text. Matches the Heritage child theme.
Body: Merriweather · Headings: Merriweather
Download Preset →Ledger — Charcoal & Burgundy
by SocietyPress
Charcoal, ivory and deep burgundy, with Source Sans for headings and text. Matches the Ledger child theme.
Body: Source Sans · Headings: Source Sans
Download Preset →Parlor — Plum & Rose
by SocietyPress
Deep plum, warm ivory and dusty rose, with EB Garamond for headings and text. Matches the Parlor child theme.
Body: Garamond · Headings: Garamond
Download Preset →Prairie — Forest Green & Wheat
by SocietyPress
Forest green, warm off-white and wheat gold, with Lora for headings and text. Matches the Prairie child theme.
Body: Lora · Headings: Lora
Download Preset →How it works
Three steps from finding a look you like to running it on your site.
1
Pick a preset
Browse the Exchange above. Each card shows the palette, fonts, and a description of the look. Click Download Preset to save the JSON file.
2
Import it
On your SocietyPress site, go to SocietyPress → Theme Presets → Import. Upload the JSON file. The site immediately takes on the new look.
3
Make it yours
Your content, members, logo, and configuration are unchanged — only the design tokens. Tweak any setting under SocietyPress → Settings → Design from there.
What's not in a preset: No logo. No member data. No content. No org info. No payment credentials. No PHP code or files. A preset is just colors, fonts, and spacing — open it in any text editor before importing if you want to see exactly what you're getting.
Full child themes
Everything above is a preset — colors, fonts and spacing. It cannot run code, so it needs no review, and one click puts your site back.
A child theme is different. It is a real WordPress theme, and its code runs on your server every time a page loads. A good one gives a society something genuinely its own. A bad one can read the member list. So every child theme offered here is read, start to finish, before it carries a Reviewed by SocietyPress badge.
That badge is a statement about safety and nothing else. It does not mean the theme is well built, that it will suit your society, or that anybody is obliged to maintain it.
Anybody may submit one — you do not have to be a society or be known to us. You do have to be named, because somebody has to be answerable for code that runs where your members' records live.
None yet. No child theme has been submitted for review so far, so everything in the Exchange today is a saved look or a bundle — which is most of what a society wants anyway. If you build WordPress themes, yours could be the first.
Got a look you'd like to share?
Submit your saved look to the Exchange. Reviewed ones get listed here for other societies to discover.