No couple wants to deliver the news that their wedding has been postponed. However, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, many are having to do just that. It can be tricky to navigate the best ways to inform guests of this change while ensuring that it doesn?t take up all your time or too much of your money. Luckily, there are many different avenues you can travel down to communicate effectively?and in many cases, cleverly.
Items to Consider When Notifying Your Guests
There are a few key factors to weigh when it comes to how you?ll notify your guests of a wedding date change.
How Far in the Future Is Your Wedding Date"

The first thing to consider is how close your original wedding date is to the present. If it?s months away, you can use methods that may be a bit slower in getting the information to your guests. However, if your wedding is rapidly approaching in the next few weeks or month, you?ll want to use a quicker method to give your loved ones the news. How Tech Savvy Are Your Guests"
You?ll definitely want to consider just how much your guests use technology before you decide on the method of communication. If many of them don?t use computers, an electronic notification may not be the way to go.
You may want to start a short list of guests whom you know aren?t very tech-savvy so that you can ensure they receive notice of the date change in the mail or via a personal phone call so that they?re in the loop.
What if a New Wedding Date Is TBD"
If you know y...