Moments

Save the dates

A save the date template should already belong to the invitation. Send the date in the type you will use later.

Send save-the-dates when the date and the city are firm. For most guest lists, six to eight months ahead is enough. For a destination or a holiday weekend, eight to twelve months is kinder.

Put the names, the date, and the place on the card. Leave the timeline, the dress, and the registry for the invitation. If a detail might change, leave it off.

Every suite here includes a save-the-date in the same colorways as the invitation. One card, sold alone, is the escape hatch — not a different design.

When to send save-the-dates

Mockup of the Ivory Chapel Suite: a stacked invitation, a place card, and a welcome sign. Not a photograph of printed paper.

Ivory Chapel

Ivory Chapel Suite

Classic cream, ink, and a champagne rule. The whole wedding’s paper in one kit.

$28

Mockup of the Afterglow Suite: a stacked invitation, a place card, and a welcome sign. Not a photograph of printed paper.

Afterglow

Afterglow Suite

Warmer evening paper. One set for a dinner that starts after the light drops.

$28

Mockup of the Cream Garden Suite: a stacked invitation, a place card, and a welcome sign. Not a photograph of printed paper.

Cream Garden

Cream Garden Suite

Outdoor lunch. Ivory paper with sage-taupe, for a table in the garden.

$26

Mockup of the Cream Garden Save-the-Date. Not a photograph of printed paper.

Cream Garden

Cream Garden Save-the-Date

A save the date template from the Cream Garden suite.

$10

Mockup of the Late Light Suite: a stacked invitation, a place card, and a welcome sign. Not a photograph of printed paper.

Late Light

Late Light Suite

Modern dinner. Porcelain and ink. Fewer lines.

$29