Looking back at the planning process, our Save the Dates stand out. They were so fun and sending those babies out amped up the excitement more than any other step beforehand. But when it came to the details, I’d be lying to say we weren’t a little lost. When to send, what to include" Well, Dancing Pen […]

Looking back at the planning process, our Save the Dates stand out. They were so fun and sending those babies out amped up the excitement more than any other step beforehand. But when it came to the details, I’d be lying to say we weren’t a little lost. When to send, what to include" Well, Dancing Pen & Press is here to help all you brides-to-be get those questions answered and get onto more fun festivities!
Tip #1: Time It Right.
Save the dates should be mailed to your guests four to six months before your wedding date. For a destination wedding, or if your wedding takes place over a holiday weekend, it’s best to send your save the dates six to eight months (or more) before the big day.
Tip #2: Keep It Simple.
You don’t need all of the details at this point (that’s what your formal invitation is for). Your names, date, and location is all you need. If you don’t know the exact location yet, that’s okay. You can simply put the city, state (country, or island, etc).
Tip #3: Introduce the Website.
If you are planning on having a wedding website, the Save the Date is great place to let your guests...