Save the Date postcards

katherine Harman

Hi,

Our wedding reception will be in Sept 2011 at The Towers in Narragansett, with a church ceremony.

For our save the dates we bought postcards with a photo of Towers.  Some people are from RI and know the Towers, some are not.  We like this idea b/c it shows everyone how beautiful the location is and that it is a landmark, and also it's very inexpensive since postage is cheaper.

My question is, does anyone have any ideas as to how to word the invitation?

We got engaged in from of the NYC Rockefeller tree, so I was thinking of saying something about how we got engaged at one landmark and we'll be celebrating our wedding at another, but I don't want it to sound corny.

Also, since it's only a postcard, it needs to be short and sweet.

Thanks!

pha5015

Cute idea! I am also getting married at the Towers in September and did a postcard Save the Date! We put very little information on the actual card because, like you said, it needs to be short because of space. We put more info on the website, which we listed on the postcard. I can show you a picture if you'd like.

katherine Harman

OK, please do! 

Thanks and congrats!

pha5015

Here you are: http://www.hangrypants.com/2011/02/our-diy-vintage-postcard-save-the-dates/

katherine Harman

Thanks so much!!!

Sorry for the late reply.  I thought I would get an email when I got a reply on this...

I am working on the stamp design now.

Also, I love your blog! I have been planning to start a food blog, and now I'm home sick on the couch so I'm working on it.  

gohangirrl

Hi,
  were doing save the date post cards as well, but I'm having trouble with the wording on the back.  I don't want to say to much, but I do want to include the URL to our wedding website.  Could you please share with me what you wrote on your save the dates?

Thank you

K.M.