Save the Date Rules and Etiquette:
1) Send them out six months before the ceremony. Any earlier and you run the risk of your date or venue changing.
2) If you want to save money, only send them to out-of-town guests and people you know will need to plan far in advance.
3) They are a must for destination weddings, or if your wedding happens to fall on a three-day holiday weekend.
4) If you're going with a quirky photo or motif, be cautious about who you're sending them to. Especially if you have any relatives on the conservative side.
5) Be upfront about who's invited. Does the guest receive a plus-one? Are you banning children from your wedding? It's important to note this in the content of the card.
6) Remember to add "Invitation to Follow."
7) Don't forget to include your wedding website URL.
1. Instagram Calendar Stickers
2. The Movie Parody
3. Paper Airplane Maps
4. Tiny Box of Tiny Figurines
5. Mini Easel Set
6. Confetti Explosion
7. Save the Date Paper Dolls
8. Spinner Cards
9. Scratch-Off Paint Cards
10. The 3D Secret Decoder Message
11. Photo Strip Bookmarks
12. Watercolor Cards
13. Simple Luggage Tags
14. The Chalk Photo
15. Tying the Knot
16. Plant Markers With Plantable Paper
17. The Burlap Pouch
18. The Film Canister
19. The Library Card
20. The Video
View this video on YouTube
This one's based on the "Yankee Review" scene from Rushmore.
21. The Mix Tape
22. Match Books
23. Test Tubes Filled with Tea
24. The 7"
25. Screen-Printed Hankies
26. The Infographic
27. Message in a Bottle
28. The Flipbook
29. Important Objects Collage
30. The Bed of Moss
31. Gold-Embossed Cards
32. The Printed Balloon
33. Temporary Tattoos
34. Vintage Key + Luggage Tag
35. The Picnic Set
36. Felt Heart Magnets
