MemberHello ladies,
what do you think of our save the date? There are some words missing, I didn’t want to go all out just in case people thought it needs changing 🙁
please let me know :):-)
MemberMwenje: Is the location blacked out? If you are sending save the dates, people usually like a heads up as to the city in which the wedding will be held.
I would also put “invitation” singular, to follow.
Memberjulies1949: Thanks for the headsup on invitation not Invitations we hadn’t even thought of that! Yes the location is blacked out on this one but we’ll have it on the final ones 😉
Mwenje.
MemberMwenje: I love the flowers in the background! I always tend to prefer DIY save the dates over the mass produced versions. As julies1949 noted above, you should make “invitation” singular. In addition, you should make the ellipsis only three dots (i.e. “Invitation to follow…” if you want to include it). I think simply saying, “Invitation to follow” is acceptable as well.
If you have many people traveling, you may also want to consider including your wedding website information.
Looks good though! 🙂
MemberMwenje: It’s a nice photo, but I personally am a fan of save the dates that have a picture of the couple on them. A save the date with a picture of the couple is one I’d tape to my fridge, whereas one that doesn’t I’d probably just put away somewhere and may forget about it.
Also, do you have a website for your wedding? If you do, you could add that somewhere, probably after the location.
Overall I think it looks nice 🙂
MemberI agree with the person above, although the flower photo looks really nice, have a photo of you and your fiancé on them 🙂
MemberAgree that if you’re putting a picture, it should be of the couple, not a random bouquet of flowers. Also, you should remove the ellipses after “invitation to follow…”
MemberMemberShoeGal89: Thank you! We tossed around the idea of having our photos there but hubby to be is just not too keen on having his face in someone’s house 😀
So this was the next best option
MemberI hate to be the one to bring this up, but technically it isn’t a “wedding” if you are already married and have exchanged vows. I would call it a “celebration”, “vow renewal”, or something else. Also I’m not a fan of the white background/white text on the bottom. It’s not too easy on the eyes.
MemberMemberI like that the bouquet and vows are personally yours. I like it.
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