Draft of Save the Dates

mand0114

I dove into Publisher today & made a draft of our Save the Dates. I am planning on printing them on postcards from Vistaprint. Any thoughts? 

ceciliarunge

Love them!!!!!!

Steph0871

Love them!

But, if you want honest opions... I think there are too many different fonts going on or something. I don't know what to look at first?  But I love the layout and the 'theme' (as evidenced in my blog. haha.)

mzad22

I like them a lot!  I actually like the different fonts, I think it adds interest since you don't have colors or pictures.  I think it would look nice on a post card, too.

Steph0871

What if you put your name and "Be Married" in the same font as "july"? 

FutureMrsSheeler

I really like it!

tpender13

I think they're a little too busy, but the layout is interesting. I think if you replaced "AND" with a "&" in between your names and only used maybe two fonts, it would be a lot easier to read.

PoliceWife104

I really like it!

AETS26

Similar suggestions -- I think it's kind of busy. I would cut down on the number of different fonts. I'd also try increasing the space between 2012, city/state, and the dividing line -- it looks a little crowded. These are going to be great!

I'm designing my invites, and I'm no designer, but I read a helpful tip online today. Apparently the default black color in Photoshop -- maybe it's the same as in Publisher? -- is not the best one to use. The one that will look sharpest when printed is 0C 0M 0Y 100K. So, if you have a color picker / setter option on Publisher, I'd set your black to those specifications.

mand0114

Thank you guys so much for all the feedback!! It is so helpful to have many different eyes look at your projects!!!