Save the date wording ideas

Rosemood offers a wide range of designs for your save the date cards and many give you the opportunity to share a lovely photo from your engagement photo shoot or your latest romantic getaway. There is no rule that says that your save the dates have to match the rest of your wedding stationery, but they are your guests’ first glimpse of your wedding, so you may wish to keep the rest of the wedding stationery suite in mind when choosing your favourite design. They will also be the first hint at your wedding style and your chance to show a piece of your personalities so keep the style of the wording consistent across all your wedding stationery.

Not sure how to word your perfect save the dates cards? Take a look below for what you should and shouldn't include on your save the dates, before browsing our traditional and informal save the date wording ideas! As you will see save the date cards are generally short and sweet!

Give your guests their first glimpse of your traditional wedding, with traditional save the date cards! Rosemood offers a range of traditional designs that will set the tone for your wedding and start off your traditional wedding stationery suite. Traditional cards come with traditional save the date wording, so take a look at our wording ideas below. Our friendly customer service team are also on hand to offer wording suggestions if you are still finding it difficult to put pen to paper. Your traditional save the date cards will also go through our complimentary retouching service, so our talented proofreaders will ensure that your save the date wording is perfect!

Informal save the date cards are a great way to set the tone for a modern and relaxed wedding! Your save the date cards are your opportunity to announce your engagement and share your joy with your loved ones. Use our photo save the date cards to show off your new ring or photos from your engagement photo shoot, before getting down to the details of where and when the wedding will be held. Have your save the date card wording match your personalities and only give aware the essential details that your guests will need to book the time off for your wedding. Take a look below for our informal save the date card wording ideas, but remember that these are only suggestions so do not hesitate to get creative when writing your first piece of wedding stationery.

• Around 6 months before the wedding.
• As soon as you have set the date and booked the venue or agreed on the postponed date for your big day.
• It is never too early to send out save the date cards, as the more notice your guests have, the more likely they are going to be able to attend.
• The upcoming wedding season is set to be even busier than usual to accommodate the celebrations postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Your guests may be attending several weddings this year, so any advance notice will be much appreciated, allowing them to start making preparations.
• If you are hosting a wedding during peak holiday periods or have decided to have a destination wedding, then you will want to get your save the date cards out as soon as possible so that your guests can book the time off work, and start thinking about transport and accommodation options.