Choose Your Save the Date Design
Our Save the Date cards span a full range of styles — from clean, typography-led designs and modern minimalism through to photo-led layouts, romantic florals and designs with a contemporary edge. Whether your wedding has a clear theme or you're still finding the aesthetic, there's a design in our save the date wedding invitations collection that sets the right tone from the very first envelope your guests open.
Every design can be personalised with your names, date and venue, and many include options to add a short line of additional detail — a location, a website, or a note to look out for the formal invitation. If your wedding includes separate day and evening guest lists, we can also create a matching save the evening version alongside your main save the date wedding cards, so every guest feels included and informed from the very beginning.
Not sure which design is right for you? Browse the full collection above — if you'd like guidance on pairing a save the date style with a particular wedding theme, feel free to get in touch and we'll help you find the right fit.
Made and Hand Finished In-House, Not Mass-Printed
Every Save the Date card we produce starts life at our studio in Surrey, where we design, print and hand finish every order ourselves — we don't outsource to a third-party print warehouse. That matters, because it means every card is handled with care at every stage, and the quality we send out is the quality we're proud to put our name on.
Our save the date wedding invitations are printed on luxury card with a substantial feel — the kind of quality your guests notice the moment they pick it up. Many designs feature genuine gold foil, applied using our own in-house foiling press, giving those cards a finish that's genuinely difficult to replicate at scale. Every order is hand finished, hand wrapped and sent out by tracked delivery, whether you're ordering 20 cards or 200.
We serve couples across Surrey, London and the whole of the UK — and because everything is made in-house, we have full control over the quality and timeline of every order from start to finish.
Fully Personalised, Start to Finish
Personalising your save the date wedding cards with us is designed to be straightforward and reassuring — not a source of stress. Once you've chosen your design, our online personaliser lets you add your names, date and venue and see exactly how your card will look before you commit to anything. There's no guessing, no waiting to see what turns up — what you see in the preview is what gets printed.
Once you've submitted your details, we'll send your proof within 48 hours. You review it, request any changes, and only once you're completely happy does anything go to print. It's a process designed to make sure there are no surprises when your cards arrive — just the finished article, exactly as you approved it.
Many of our save the date wedding invites have matching wedding invitations and on-the-day stationery available in the same design, so if you'd like to build a cohesive suite from your very first mailing right through to the day itself, you can plan ahead and keep everything coordinated without the effort of sourcing designs that happen to work together.
What to Include on a Save the Date Card
A save the date wedding card doesn't need to carry all the detail of a full wedding invitation — its job is simply to give your guests enough information to reserve the date and make any necessary arrangements. At a minimum, most save the date cards include:
- Your names
- The wedding date
- The town or county of the venue (the full address comes with the invitation)
- A note that a formal invitation will follow
Optional additions that many couples include are a wedding website address, a note about accommodation if guests need to travel, and — for destination weddings or those over a bank holiday weekend — any early booking guidance. The key is to keep it uncluttered. Your save the date wedding invitation is about the date; your full invitation handles the detail.
Simple, Affordable & Elegant
Quality wedding stationery doesn't have to mean an eye-watering per-card price. Our save the date wedding cards are priced to suit a range of budgets without cutting corners on the card, the finish or the care that goes into every order. Whether you're comparing save a date invites at the more affordable end of the market or looking for something with a premium foil finish, our collection covers the full range — from 95p a card.
Ordering individually priced cards also means you only pay for exactly what you need — no minimum order quantities that leave you with a surplus, and no bulk pack sizes that don't quite match your guest list. Order for your exact headcount, add a few spares for peace of mind, and that's it.
Postcard & Printed Formats
For couples who'd rather keep things simple, our postcard-style Save the Dates are a popular choice. Printed at A6, they're a clean, modern format that's easy to address, easy to post and still feels premium in the hand — because it's printed on luxury card rather than standard paper stock. No envelope required, which also saves on postage.
If you've been weighing up printable or digital save the date templates against professionally printed cards, it's worth considering what your guests will actually experience. A printed card on quality card stock, finished by hand and addressed properly, creates an impression that a home-printed or digital version simply can't match — and at our price point, the difference in cost is smaller than most couples expect.
Delivery & Timing
Our save the date wedding invites are printed to order — nothing goes to print until your proof has been approved, and proofs are turned around within 48 hours of your order being placed. Once approved, your cards are printed, hand finished, hand wrapped and dispatched by tracked delivery so you can follow your order from our studio to your door.
As a general guide, most couples send their save the date wedding cards 6–12 months before the big day. If your wedding falls over a bank holiday weekend, during peak summer season, or involves guests travelling from abroad, sending earlier — closer to 12 months — gives everyone the best chance of keeping the date free. For destination weddings, 12 months or more is worth considering to allow time for travel and accommodation bookings.
If you're not sure of your exact timeline, feel free to get in touch — we're happy to advise based on your wedding date and circumstances.
Frequently Asked Questions — Save the Date Cards
Are your Save the Date cards personalised?
Yes — every Save the Date card and save the date wedding invitation is personalised with your names, date and chosen wording before we print. Nothing is sent to print without your approval.
Are your Save the Date cards printed in the UK?
Yes — and more specifically, they're printed and hand finished in-house at our own studio in Surrey, serving couples across Surrey, London and the whole of the UK, rather than sent out to a third-party printer.
Do you offer Save the Date postcards?
Yes — our postcard-style Save the Dates are printed at A6, a popular choice for couples who want a simple, modern format that's easy to post and doesn't require an envelope.
Do you offer digital or printable Save the Dates?
We specialise in professionally printed cards rather than digital downloads, since the card weight and hand-finished detail are a big part of what makes a save the date wedding card feel special — something a home printer simply can't replicate.
Can I order matching wedding invitations?
Yes — many of our save the date wedding invites have matching wedding invitations and on-the-day stationery available, so your whole suite feels coordinated from the very first card through to the big day.
When should we send Save the Date cards?
Most couples send theirs 6–12 months before the wedding, or as soon as the date and venue are confirmed. For destination weddings or bank holiday weekends, sending closer to 12 months gives guests the best chance of making arrangements in good time.
Can I order save the evening cards to match?
Yes — if you have a separate evening guest list, we can create a matching save the evening version alongside your main save the date cards, so both sets feel part of the same suite.
What information should I include on a Save the Date card?
At a minimum: your names, the wedding date, the general location of the venue and a note that a formal invitation will follow. You can also include a wedding website address, accommodation guidance or early booking notes for guests who need to travel — but keep it uncluttered. The full detail comes with the invitation.
