Why it works for weddings
The save-the-date sets expectations, so it should be warm, clear and brief. A romantic script on a calm photo or plain colour gives the date the attention it needs.
Where to use it
Photo save-the-date
Names over a calm area of the picture.
Typographic card
Names and date on a coloured ground.
Digital announcement
A shareable image for international guests.
Styling recipe
A starting point for a balanced layout. Adjust to your wording, and confirm with a proof.
- Pair with
- A light sans-serif for the date
- Size
- Date in clear type, not script numerals
- Colour
- Petal pink, rose and warm grey
- Timing
- Roughly six to eight months before, earlier for destination weddings
Common mistake: Text over a busy photo
Choose a calm area or add a soft colour panel behind the lettering.
Questions
Do I need a photo?
No; a typographic card is elegant and easy.
What if details are not final?
Share the date and city and send full information with the invitation.
Ready to try Lovely?
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