Digital save the dates
One page with your names and your date, sent to each guest as their own save the date link. They keep the day free now; the invitation with the RSVP follows when your plans are ready.
Six to twelve months before the wedding, once the date and the venue are both locked. The right point in that range depends on how far your guests have to come.
Guests flying in, or a wedding abroad. People need to plan leave and book travel, so hold the day for them as early as you can.
A local guest list. Early enough that weekends are still open, late enough that your plans will not move underneath it.
Skip the save the date and send the invitation itself - splitting the two this close together just delays the RSVP.
The fuller reasoning, including when a save the date is not worth sending, is in our guide to wedding invitation timing.
Each one is a single page that does one job: your names, your date, and a tap that puts the day in your guest’s calendar. Open any of them as a live preview before you pay.
Modern
The quiet digital save the date: no photograph, no ornament, one warm ink on cotton paper. Your date is the artwork - set at display size and pressed into the page, under a hairline rule and small tracked capitals. Add to Calendar drops the day into Google, Apple or Outlook. No RSVP - that comes with the invitation.
Modern
A digital save the date for a wedding abroad: an airmail postcard on kraft paper with a torn red-and-blue border, a postage stamp, and a rubber postmark that strikes down onto your date. Your destination gets its own line, and Add to Calendar drops the day into Google, Apple or Outlook. No RSVP - that comes with the invitation.
Modern
A one-page save-the-date in lilac and pearl pink: a slot machine that keeps your date to itself until the guest pulls the lever, then spins its three reels onto it. Drifting gold confetti, a pull-again replay, and an Add to Calendar card for Google, Apple and Outlook. No story, no schedule, no RSVP - just the day, and a promise that the formal invitation is coming.
Luxury
A luxury digital save the date on near-black lacquer: a slow sheen drifts across the surface, a hairline gold seam parts like a jewellery case, and your date rises engraved in pale gold. Add to Calendar drops the day into Google, Apple or Outlook. No RSVP - that comes with the invitation.
Garden
A hand-painted botanical save the date: watercolor hellebore and jasmine frame the page, fine vines draw themselves inward, and a closed bud blooms open to reveal your date in an oval frame. Add to Calendar drops the day into Google, Apple or Outlook. No RSVP - that comes with the invitation.
Romantic
A celestial digital save the date: one oversized pearlescent moon carries your date on its face, a hairline orbit ring circles it with a single gold star, and a tap sends a soft eclipse across. Add to Calendar drops the day into Google, Apple or Outlook. No RSVP - that comes with the invitation.
Classic
An architectural save the date: a classical limestone doorway with your names incised over the arch, whose carved stone doors part onto a candlelit interior holding your date on a bronze plaque. Add to Calendar drops the day into Google, Apple or Outlook. No RSVP - that comes with the invitation.
Romantic
A couture digital save the date: champagne silk drapes the whole screen, and a satin curtain pulls aside at a touch to reveal your date debossed tone-on-tone in the cloth beneath. Add to Calendar drops the day into Google, Apple or Outlook. No RSVP - that comes with the invitation.
Minimal
A meditative digital save the date: a drop of blue-grey ink falls into pale water and your date condenses out of the bloom, blurred to sharp. The quietest of the set on purpose. Add to Calendar drops the day into Google, Apple or Outlook. No RSVP - that comes with the invitation.
Luxury
A gold-foil digital save the date: your date pressed huge into cotton-rag paper in gleaming antique gold, a specular sweep passing across the numerals as though the sheet were catching the light. Add to Calendar drops the day into Google, Apple or Outlook. No RSVP - that comes with the invitation.
Modern
A fashion-magazine save the date: your names set as the masthead, your date as giant editorial numerals with one group in carmine, cover lines down the edge and a drawn barcode. Tap the date to restyle the cover. Add to Calendar drops the day into Google, Apple or Outlook. No RSVP - that comes with the invitation.
Beach
A riviera save the date seen straight down through sunlit shallow water: your date lies on pale stone beneath drifting caustic light, and a tap blooms ripple rings from your fingertip. Add to Calendar drops the day into Google, Apple or Outlook. No RSVP - that comes with the invitation.
Luxury
A jewellery-grade save the date: an engraved gold oval floats over black onyx, your interlocked monogram on one face and your date on the other, flipping with a halo of light at a tap. Add to Calendar drops the day into Google, Apple or Outlook. No RSVP - that comes with the invitation.
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Each save the date is addressed to the guest who opens it - not a group blast, and not a forward.
Add to Calendar works with Google, Apple and Outlook, so the day is held where they will actually see it.
Know who has seen the date and who a reminder should go to, guest by guest.
It is a live page. If the plan moves, update once and the same link shows the new version to everyone.
Deliver each link on WhatsApp with a message you write, or share it by text or any other way.
Unlimited guests on every plan, so holding the date for three hundred people costs the same as thirty.
Essential is US$29 and you build it yourself. Excellence is US$99 and we design it around you. Both include unlimited guests, and you only pay when you are ready to send.
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Six to twelve months before the wedding, and as soon as the date and venue are both locked. Guests who will need flights or leave sit at the early end of that range.
Only if there is a real gap between knowing your date and being ready to invite properly. If your invitations are going out nine months ahead anyway, a save the date is an extra step you can skip.
A save the date holds the day: the two names, the date, and the town or country if guests will travel. The invitation follows later with the venues, the schedule and the RSVP.
No, and that is deliberate. A save the date asks guests to keep the day, not to commit to it. They can add the date to their calendar in one tap, and the reply comes with the invitation.
As their own link. Send it on WhatsApp from your dashboard, by text, or any way you like - it opens on any phone with nothing to install.
Yes. A save the date is a live page, so if the plan moves you update it once and every guest sees the current version at the same link.
When you are ready for the next step, see what a full digital wedding invitation includes, how replies land in a live RSVP dashboard, and every design in the gallery. And if a held date ever has to move, there is a page for that too: wedding postponement announcements. Throwing an engagement party first? Send engagement party invitations to the same guests.
Build your save the date free, preview it as your guests will see it, and pay once when you send.
No card needed to build it. Refunds are available before design work begins.
