Send your save the date by text, email or WhatsApp
Your save the date is a link. Paste it into a group text, an email or WhatsApp, and each guest taps it to open the card on their phone. Nobody needs an app or an account.
Make yours$15, one-time payment, however many people you send it to. Making it is free, and you only pay when you publish.
saveourdate.app/molly-and-dan
Save Our DateChecked on Sunday, September 27, 2026
What guests see in the message
Paste the link into iMessage, WhatsApp or most other apps and the message shows a picture of your card, with your names and the date on it, so nobody mistakes it for a link from a stranger. If you change the card, the picture changes too, though a messaging app can take a day or so to catch up.
Where to send it
Text and iMessage
Send it like any other link, to each guest or to a group text. On most phones the message shows your card, and a tap opens it.
Email
Put the link in an email with a note of your own. Send it from your own address rather than a mailing service, so it doesn't land in spam.
WhatsApp and group chats
Drop the link into the family group chat. The message shows your card, and guests overseas get it at the same moment as everyone else.
Instagram, Messenger and the rest
Any app that can send a link will work. Guests open it in their browser.
Right onto their calendar
Once the card has opened, there are buttons to add the date to Apple, Google or Outlook calendar. Guests can do it before they've put their phone down, so nobody has to ask you for the date again.
For guests who'd rather have paper
From your edit page you can print four cards to a sheet, to trim and mail, or ten small cards with a QR code that opens your page. Printing costs nothing extra.
What it costs
$15, one-time payment, however many people you send it to. Making it is free, and you only pay when you publish.
Questions
Can we send it to guests overseas?
Yes. It's a web page, so it opens in any country, on any phone or computer, the moment you send it.
Can we change it after sending the link?
Yes. Edit the page and save. Guests see the new version on the link they already have, so there's nothing to send again.
Will it look like spam?
The address has your names in it, and most messaging apps show a picture of your card with it. Sending it yourself, from your own phone or email, helps too.
Do guests need to download anything?
No. It opens in the browser they already have, with no app and no account.
Make yours
Making one is free, and you only pay when you publish.
Make your save the date