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Save the date cards made from your love story

Your engagement photo blended with the places and moments that made your story, with your date, your city, and a QR code that opens your wedding website.

Example save the date

Save the dates

$12

A one-of-a-kind collage of your photo and your love story, with your own words and a QR code to any link. Preview it free; print as many as you need.

Design your save the date

Save the dates with a QR code to your wedding website

Put your wedding website, RSVP page, or travel details one scan away. Guests open it from their phone, and you can change the link any time if your website moves or your plans change.

Every word is yours

Use "Save the Date", "We're Getting Married", or anything you like. Add your date, city, and a short note such as "Formal invitation to follow", or write your own.

When to send save the dates

Most couples send save the dates six to eight months before the wedding, or nine to twelve months ahead for destination weddings and holiday weekends.

  • Formal invitation to followThe classic save the date line
  • Travel and hotel detailsLink to your wedding website
  • Destination weddingsGive guests time to plan
  • Engagement announcementsShare the news with your story

How it works

  1. Tell your story

    Upload a photo and list up to five places or moments that matter to you.

  2. Make it yours

    Change every word: the top line, your message, and the words under the QR code.

  3. Preview, then print

    See your card in about a minute. Pay only when it's right, then print as many as you need.

Questions

What should a save the date say?

Your names, the date, and the city are enough. Many couples add "Formal invitation to follow" and a QR code to their wedding website.

Can the QR code go to The Knot, Zola, or Joy?

Yes. Paste any link, including The Knot, Zola, Joy, or WedPort, and change it any time.

Can we use our engagement photo?

Yes. Upload any clear photo of the two of you. Everyone in it, including pets, stays in the artwork.