check my save the date wording

Re: check my save the date wording

• LeiselEB member

  

  May 2012

  I personally find that too wordy. Save the Dates are supposed to be very straightforward. 

  
  

  Bride and Groom

  are exchanging vows on

  February 23, 2013

  New Orleans, Louisiana 

  
  

  For details, please visit www.website.com

  
  

  
  

  You should send these out no sooner than 12 months. 6-9 is standard, but I think 10-12 would be fine. I think your guests will know that New Orleans is a tourist spot, especially during that time of the year, and they will plan their travel arrangements themselves. Include hotel blocks on your website, or suggestions for hotels. Guests can figure out the rest, so you don't need anything but the above information on the STD.

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• mzpoirot

  

  May 2012

  Ok I am semi new to the boards - how do I check your website?  I can't see where to click it

  

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• AMYM312 member

  

  May 2012

  We are date twins!! I made hotel room blocks and the hotel told me the rooms must be booked by feb 9 to guarantee the group rates so I put this onmywedding website.

  

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• aragx6 member

  

  May 2012

  Ours just said "Save the date for the wedding of [my name] & [his name]" then a calendar of Sept with the 8th circled. Below that is
  "Saint, Louis Missouri
  2012
  [ourweddingwebsite.com]"

  

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