Here are seven popular tips couples should know about wedding save the dates
1) Send them Early
Mail save the dates 9-12 months before your wedding or 12-18 months if you're having a destination wedding.
2) Include Key Information
Share the wedding date, location (city and county, plus country if overseas) and a note that a formal invitation will follow.
3) Be clear about who's invited
Address the save the date envelope to the exact people who will be invited. Include "& guest" if allowing plus ones.
4) Keep the design simple
Save the dates don't need all the details included. Save this for the invitation. You can include website details if you have one.
5) Choose a coordinated style
Match your save the dates with your overall wedding theme or colour. You can then carry this theme through all of your stationery.
Working with Elle Bee you'll find matching invitations and stationery to the save the dates you choose, ensuring continuity.
6) Consider digital options
Digital save the dates can save money and are a more eco-friendly option, whilst still being elegant. Working with us, if you did opt for a digital save the date and follow with physical invitations, they will match.
We would suggest digital as an option for save the dates only.
7) Proof read thoroughly
Whilst save the dates contain a minimal amount of information, double-checking spelling of names, dates and addresses before printing and sending prevents unnecessary reprints.
