Your digital save the date,
and then the invitation
All you need are your names, the date and the city. Once the venue is booked, the same invitation fills out with every detail of the day, and the link you already sent stays the same.
A save the date
comes before the invitation
It's the heads-up that books the day in your guests' calendars, months before the rest exists.
It goes out before the invitation
It usually goes out six to twelve months before the wedding, and earlier if you're marrying in high season or guests are travelling. That keeps the day from being taken by something else.
It includes the essentials
It carries your names, the date and the city. The schedule, the exact address and the menus come later, and you don't need them to give people notice.
It doesn't replace the invitation
It books the day; it doesn't ask for an answer. RSVPs, menus and plus-ones come with the full invitation, once you know where and when.
Sent once,
it grows with you
Your guests receive an invitation that fills out over time, so nobody has to save a second link.
You send the date
Pick a design, write your names, the date and the city, and share the link on WhatsApp. Whoever opens it can add the day to their calendar in one tap.
You fill out the invitation
Once the venue is booked you add the rest: address and map, the day's schedule, accommodation, dress code, music and gifts. When you publish it, the link stays the same and nothing needs resending.
You follow the replies
From your dashboard you see who opened the invitation, who confirmed, with which menus, allergies and plus-ones — and you build the seating plan from that same list.
Every design comes
with its own cover
The save the date cover is drawn by the same hand as the rest of the invitation: the same lace, the same calligraphy, the same palette. It comes included in the design you choose, with no separate template to pick.
What people ask
before sending it
- Can I send it without knowing the venue?
- Yes, that is precisely what it is designed for. The save the date carries your names, the date and the city; the exact venue is added later, when you have it, and shows up in the same invitation without changing the link.
- Is it charged separately from the invitation?
- No. It's a single payment for the invitation, and the save the date is part of it: the same invitation starts as the cover with the date and fills out later. Creating it is free; you only pay to publish.
- What if the date changes?
- Simply edit it. Anyone opening the link always sees the correct date, even if you sent it months earlier, because nothing is printed and no old image is circulating in group chats.
- How do guests receive it?
- As a link: on WhatsApp, by email or through a QR code. They don't install anything or sign up, and it opens the same on your niece's phone and your grandmother's.
- How long does it take to have one?
- About fifteen minutes, because there are only three things to write. The full invitation is filled out later, unhurried, and can be edited right up to the wedding day.
Your date,
in everyone's calendar
Creating the invitation is free: you only pay when you publish it, and the save the date is included.