Save Our Date

Save the dates your guests open like a letter

Add your names and the date, choose how it opens, and send one link to everyone. Guests tap to open it and can put the date straight in their calendar.

£12, paid once. Guests don't need an app or an account, and you can still edit it after sending.

Save the date

Ellie&Tom

Saturday 12 June 2027
Invitation to follow

Add it to your calendar

AppleGoogleOutlook

Guests you send a personal link to see their name on the envelope. Anyone else sees it without one.

Your cardPick one, then its colours

A double rule and laurel leaves, the card most people picture.

Colourway
Ivory and gold
What it says
How it opensTap one to see it

An envelope with a wax seal. The seal cracks, the flap opens and the card slides out.

Guests you send a personal link to see their name on the envelope. Anyone else sees it without one.

Your link
saveourdate.app/
Lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.
We'll send your private edit link here, and nothing else.
  1. Pay. Checkout is through Stripe. It's a one-off payment.
  2. It goes live. Your page is live straight away, and you land in your editor with the link to send.
  3. Come back later. We email you a private link for editing. There's no account, so hang on to that email.

Their name on the envelope

Once your page is live, you can make a link for each guest. With The Letter, the envelope they open has their name on it, stamped and postmarked, before it turns over to the seal.

What your guests get

It's one link, and you can send it on WhatsApp, by text or by email. When a guest taps it, your save the date opens on their phone the way you chose, with a wax seal that cracks, doors that part, tracing paper that lifts away or a light that moves across the card. Under the card is a button to put the date in their Apple, Google or Outlook calendar. They don't need an app or an account, and if you change anything later, they see it on the same link.

What it costs

£12, paid once, however many guests you have. Making it costs nothing, and you only pay when you publish. Once it's live you can print it as well, four cards to a sheet that fit a C6 envelope, or ten small cards with a QR code that opens your page.