For weddings, birthdays and every big celebration
Make a digital save the date in a few minutes. Guests open it with one link, add your date to their calendar and let you know early if they can make it.
Most people know save the dates from weddings. They work just as well for any party your guests need to plan around.
Three steps, no design skills needed.
Start from a save the date template or a blank card. Change colors, fonts and photo until it feels like yours.
Fill in the date, time and location. Only know the city so far? That is fine for a save the date.
Send it by WhatsApp, text, email or social media. Everyone sees the same card on any phone or laptop.
An online save the date does more than a card in the mail. These extras are included at no cost.
A personal page with your design, date and place, at one short link you can share anywhere.
One tap puts your date in Apple, Google or Outlook calendar, so nobody plans something else that day.
Guests can tell you right away whether they expect to come. Useful when you book a venue or plan catering.
New time or a different venue? Update your page and everyone with the link sees the latest details.
A save the date says: keep this day free. The invitation follows later, when the program and details are set. Want them to match? Use the same colors and fonts for both.
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Made with Eventinfo.pro, the invitation service behind freesavethedate.online.
The more your guests need to arrange, the earlier you send. These are the usual guidelines.
Yes. Creating your save the date and sharing the link costs nothing. You only need a free account so you can save and edit your design.
Your names or the name of the host, the date, the city or venue, and a note that a formal invitation will follow. A photo makes it more personal, but it is optional.
Yes. Many couples now send their wedding save the date online. It is quicker and cheaper than paper, guests can add the date to their calendar right away, and you can still change details later.
Yes. Edit your save the date and the link stays the same, so everyone who opens it sees the new details.
No. Guests open your save the date in their browser, add it to their calendar and RSVP without signing up.
A save the date goes out early and only asks guests to keep the day free. The invitation comes later with the full program, directions and a formal RSVP. You can create that invitation with Eventinfo.pro.
Pick a design, add your date and share the link today.
Create your free save the date