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Save the date, before the invitation

Give guests the date now and the details later. Every save the date is drawn to match a full invitation design, so when the real thing follows it reads as the same story.

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Save the date!
Stav
&
Dan
Day
Month
Year
Scratch to reveal
20
10
28
Gilded Swans
Save the date!
Masha
&
Patrick
Day
Month
Year
20
10
28
Porcelain Blue
Book your calendar!
Elina
&
Jeremy
Day
Month
Year
Scratch to reveal the date
20
10
28
Cloud Veil
Save the date!
Elina & Jeremy
Day
Month
Year
Scratch to reveal the date
20
10
28
Pressed Bloom
It's a date!
Leah & Mark
19.02.2029
Invitation to follow
Sunset Terrace
Say cheese, we're getting married
Jey & Anna
19.02.2029
Golden Booth

More than an invitation

  • Drawn to the same standard as the invitations, with words of its own
  • Send by personal email or one link, to any number of guests, for free
  • Start your guest list early, then reuse it when the invitation goes out
  • Add your wedding website behind the same link whenever you're ready

Questions people ask

What is the difference from an invitation?

A save the date goes out early with the date and the place, and asks nothing. When you are ready, the full invitation with the RSVP survey follows from the same account.

Can we send it before we have details?

That is the point of one. Names and a date are enough; the venue, the schedule and the survey can arrive later without a new link.

Can we see who opened it?

You can see who has replied and who has not, and send a reminder to the quiet ones without writing the message yourself.

Is it free?

Yes, to any number of guests. You pay only if an event needs unlimited replies or extras like the seating plan, and then once, with All-in.

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