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Find your perfect wedding save the dates – and kick off the countdown to the best day ever.

So, you’ve picked a wedding date and a location – congrats! Now, onto your save the date cards. VistaPrint makes it easy to customize save the dates that speak to your wedding theme and vision. Here’s what you can expect:

Printing expertise acquired over decades:

Over 20 years of experience bringing your designs to life in print
High-quality paper that ensures your save the date invites look and feel perfect.
Professional-grade technology that renders your save the date photos with clarity and excellent color accuracy
Simple, intuitive design tools that make creating your save the date cards a breeze
Outstanding reviews from couples who love their VistaPrint save the dates

Save the dates that save you stress:

Affordable save the dates that keep your budget top of mind
A wide range of on-trend designs, with user-friendly filters that make it easy to find your favorite
Details and options that feel fun (not overwhelming), including various paper stocks, colors, foils and finishes

Support that works for you:

Free assistance at all stages, whether you’re picking out papers or customizing your save the dates – just start a chat or call
Access to Vista-vetted designers who can create a one-of-a-kind save the date card just for you
A free sample kit to start you on your stationery journey, complete with our most popular papers, finishes and designs

Styles for every bride & wedding theme:

Our unique save the dates include styles for everyone. Be sure to check out our most popular options:

Fun & Whimsical Save the Dates: Playful fonts and unexpected colors add a just-right mix of stylish and fun
Floral Save the Dates: Flowery motifs that never go out of style, with everything from delicate blossoms to sumptuous roses
Elegant Save the Dates: Sophisticated fonts and high-end finishes are perfect for more formal weddings
Full-Photo Save the Dates: Put your love on display with a photo that extends across your entire save the date card

How to create save the date cards:

Bring your save the date cards to life in just a few steps;

1- Select a style

Browse our wide range of save the date templates to find the perfect design for your wedding theme.

2- Personalize every detail

Upload an engagement photo or create a collage of pics
Add names, wedding dates, venue details, QR codes and more
Choose premium paper stock and finishes, like foil or embossing

3- Complete your design, upload addresses & check out

Save time with our free addressing service. We’ll print recipient addresses directly onto your envelopes for a polished, professional look
Once everything is ready, we’ll print your save the date cards and send them your way with our fast, reliable shipping

Build out a matching suite:

A complete wedding suite creates a cohesive look for your big day, wowing your guests and setting the right tone. Here’s all the stationery you’ll need:

Invitations: Follow up your save the dates with invites that provide all the essential information (and then some)
RSVP Cards: Keep track of your guest list with a design that complements your stationery beautifully
Enclosures: Include directions, accommodations or additional details in a stylish way
Envelopes: Finish off the look with coordinated envelopes that include your recipient addresses

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. You’ll have a chance to add envelopes after designing. Please note that you’ll receive one envelope for each card. You can skip envelopes, too.

Not quite. Both provide guests with essential information: the difference is how much. With save the dates, you’re simply announcing your wedding and asking loved ones to hold the date for the occasion (hence the name). Save the dates should always be sent before invitations so that guests have ample time to plan and block off time for the event.

Invitations, on the other hand, are sent after save the dates and contain all the important details about your wedding. That includes the time, date and address of the ceremony and reception. Lots of couples also add enclosure cards with info on lodging, transportation, maps to the venue, etc. If you’re hosting multiple events (such as a rehearsal dinner or farewell brunch), it helps to include an itinerary as well. Last, but definitely not least, invitations should always contain RSVP cards (or a QR code to RSVP).

According to our planning guide, save the dates should be mailed about 9 months prior to the big day.

In addition to our paper save the date cards, we offer fully customizable save the date magnets – a popular option for wedding couples.

That depends on the tone of your wedding and your relationship with the guests. If you’re having a formal wedding, use full names and titles, like “Mr. Max Smith and Mrs. Samantha Smith”. If you’re planning a more laid back ceremony, you could use first names only, like “Max” and “Samantha”. Don’t forget to include everyone invited, such as “The Carter Family” for households with kids. And if you're giving guests a plus one, you can say something like "Max Smith and Guest”. At the end of the day, there’s no right or wrong way to address your save the dates as it depends on your wedding’s vibe and personal preference.

Absolutely! Our upload tool makes it easy to create original save the dates using your own images or artwork. Simply select the “Upload your own design” option in the gallery (listed as the first option on the left-hand side). Absolutely! Our upload tool makes it easy to create original save the dates using your own images or artwork. Simply select the “Upload your own design” option in the gallery (listed as the first option on the left-hand side).