Archive for the ‘Save the Date Postcards’ Category

Destination Wedding in Puerto Rico

Monday, July 12th, 2010

If you are planning a wedding in a destination location like Puerto Rico, sending Save the Date postcards well ahead of the event can make a huge difference in helping those you want to attend be able to make their plans.

Here is an example of a wedding in Puerto Rico Save the Date card:

back side details

Many send their save the date cards 6 months before their event.  For a destination wedding you can send your cards even earlier.

We can help you quickly put together a design for your card so you can send them out right away.

It is easy to get started.  Just submit the form on our Begin Design page.

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Taking the Wedding Plunge

Monday, June 14th, 2010

I thought this Save the Date card had a great title to go with the photo.

taking the plunge save the date postcard front

taking the plunge save the date postcard back

What fun!

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Fishing photo for Save the Date ?

Friday, May 28th, 2010

The photo you choose for your Save the Date should represents something which is important to you.   In this case, I guess having a great time fishing expressed something important for their Save the Date.

fishing photo save the date

backside
fishing photo save the date

I say, why not ?

With our service you can do it your way.

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Smiling Faces Seem to Say it All

Thursday, October 29th, 2009

All it takes to have a nice Save the Date card is a good photo showing your smiling faces.

Here is another Save the Date photo postcard where the photo expresses the joy through smiling faces and the back of the card gives the details about the plans they are smiling about.

Smiling faces:

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Details on plans:

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One of the things to look at on the photo you chose is whether your faces are too close to the edge of the photo.   If an important part of the photo is too close to a photo edge, it can be cropped a little when processing your cards.   When we have this type of concern, we usually put the photo in a frame to keep the important parts away from the card edge.

We take care of these types of issues for you and make it easy to make a custom Save the Date postcard, just check out the above tab labeled “Begin Design”.

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Use Helpful Map for Save the Date

Wednesday, October 7th, 2009

Sometimes your wedding or other event plans are in a location that might be well known for you but not to those you want to invite.  A map might be quite helpful for those you send your Save the Date to so they can understand well where your event is at.

Helping invitees understand your plan well is a basic reason for sending Save-the-Date postcards.

Here is an example of a Save the Date postcard using a map that we have printed:

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and, … many additional event details are given on the backside:

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Consider whether a map might be helpful for your Save the Date postcards.
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