Save The Date Card Wording – How to word your save the date cards
Formal Wording
[Partner 1’s Full Name]
and
[Partner 2’s Full Name]
request the honour of your presence
at their wedding celebration
on Saturday, the fifteenth of August
Two Thousand Twenty-*
in Bakewell, Derbyshire
Formal invitation to follow
Please save the date
for the marriage of
[Partner 1’s Full Name]
to
[Partner 2’s Full Name]
Sunday, the twentieth of September
Two Thousand Twenty-*
Lake Windermere, Cumbria
A formal invitation will be sent
[Partner 1’s Full Name]
and
[Partner 2’s Full Name]
will exchange vows
on Friday, the tenth of July
Two Thousand Twenty-*
in Santorini, Greece
Please reserve the date
Formal invitation to follow
Casual Wording Examples
For laid back, intimate, or rustic weddings, use relaxed and friendly language.
[Partner 1’s First Name] & [Partner 2’s First Name]
are getting married!
Save the date: August 15, 202*
Aberdeen, Scotland
More details to come!
We’re tying the knot!
[Partner 1’s First Name] and [Partner 2’s First Name]
September 20, 202*
Tenby, Pembrokeshire
Invitation to follow
[Partner 1’s First Name] & [Partner 2’s First Name]
are saying “I do”
July 10, 202*
Madrid, Spain
Keep the date free!
More info coming soon
Fun wording
For playful, themed or quirky weddings, inject personality and creativity.
Lights, Camera, Action!
[Partner 1’s First Name] & [Partner 2’s First Name]
are starring in their own love story
August 10, 202*
Los Angeles, California
Popcorn ready? Invitation coming soon!
We’re going to Vegas baby!
[Partner 1’s First Name] and [Partner 2’s First Name]
are embarking on their greatest journey yet
September 25, 202*
Las Vegas, USA
Pack your bags—invitation to follow!
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