A digital save the date that becomes your invitation
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A digital save the date is a short page on a link: your names, the date and a countdown, opening the way your invitation will open. With us it costs €19, it lives at the address that later becomes your invitation, and the €19 is taken off the invitation’s price.
What is on a digital save the date?
The opening of the design you choose, your names, the date with a countdown to the day, and a last word from you. The plan of the day, the places and the RSVP wait for the invitation.
- Any of our designs: Akoya, Veil or Blossom.
- In English, Ukrainian or both, for the same price.
- Ready in minutes: you make it yourselves and see it with your names before you pay.
When should you send a save the date?
6-8 months before the wedding, or as soon as the date and the town are fixed if guests will fly in. The invitation follows 6-8 weeks before the day, or 10-12 weeks when guests travel.
What should a save the date say?
Your names, the date, and that an invitation will follow. The design shows the names, the date and the countdown; the last words are yours, up to 28 characters in Akoya, 40 in Blossom and 60 in Veil. Short lines to copy:
The invitation will follow
Запрошення - згодом
Keep the day free for us
Залиште цей день для нас
Time to book your flights!
Час купувати квитки!
What happens when you order the invitation?
Write to us, and we publish the invitation on the same link, so the address your guests saved now opens all of it. You pay only the difference: €20 for Basic, €70 for Premium.
How much does a digital save the date cost?
€19, paid once when you publish, for any number of guests, in one language or both. It stays online until your wedding day. All our plans are on the pricing page.
How do you send it?
As a link in WhatsApp, Viber, Telegram or an email. Guests open it with one tap, with no app and no account. With both languages, send each guest the version in their own.