Wedding Save The Date Wording

Save the Date cards are a way for newly engaged couples to announce their marriage several months in advance of their wedding date. A save the date card unofficial announcement, not to be used in lieu of a wedding invitation. A formal invitation should always follow a map to save time. Save the Date cards take many forms, they can be photo cards, postcards, business cards or magnets. Some include a photo of the happy couple, or they can simply include the name of the couple, the destination of their marriage, and date.

A major reason for using the card save date

If you invite family and friends outside the state ... is a nice gesture to send a save the date card at least six months in advance. This will allow your guests to prepare for the big day, allowing them to make travel plans.

If you are planning a wedding destination, it's a good idea to send your cards to save the date eight months to a year in advance. Your guests may need that time to save for a trip abroad so they can share your special day with you.

Am I obligated to send a save the date card to everyone on my guest list?

No, it is not always necessary to send one to everyone on your guest list. There are moments where you can choose to send save the dates only close friends and relatives.

If they match the theme of my wedding?

Save the date cards can be made to fit the theme of your wedding or they can be whimsical and fun. There is no right or wrong when it comes to choosing a style.

The wording of your Save The Date

Simple and precise:

Save the date: wife [and groom names] marry] [destination name, [date of marriage] formal invitation to follow. Feel free to get more creative. RSVP should not be included.

How should I go?

It depends entirely on you. Save the Date Cards vary in price depending on your style. You can buy cards for all budgets. If you're on a tight budget, you can even create your own.