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Wedding invitations & photo save the dates
Choose the message before choosing the layout. A save the date gives guests an early heads-up about the couple, date and general location. A wedding invitation follows with the details people need to attend. Written in Wine introduces a burgundy wedding concept, while The Photo Edit gives a couple portrait and the date an editorial treatment.
For a portrait-led design, start with a clear photo that leaves room around both faces. The crop should work on a phone as well as in the full artwork. Check long names, accents and the way the couple’s names break across lines before settling on a composition.
A matching event page can hold a schedule, travel notes and your chosen RSVP link when those details would overwhelm a short film. Our current collection is a private concept preview; it does not collect guest responses. Open each design to compare its complete poster and local wording preview.
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WEDDINGS & ENGAGEMENTS
Written in Wine
A full couple portrait, rich burgundy paper, an ivory panel and a gold-toned seal. Elegant lettering arrives in layers.
Photo design · English sample wording
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SAVE THE DATES
The Photo Edit
An editorial couple portrait with oversized type and layered paper. A clear, personal announcement of the date.
Photo design · English sample wording
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IDEAS & WORDING
Save the date vs. invitation: what each one should say
Choose the right message for an early announcement and the details that follow.
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