Wedding save the dates
Sent early, with your date and little else, so guests can hold the day. Every design is a single piece, digital only — add your details and download your files right away.
Printed sizes: save the dates 5×7 inches.
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Before you choose
Everything you need to know about your wedding invitations
When to send them, what to put on them, and what to leave off. A short read before you pick a design.
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How do you keep your wedding photos private in the age of AI?
What AI scraping changed in 2026, the privacy features worth paying for — passwords, invite codes, expiring links — and wording that asks guests and photographers politely.
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How far is too far with AI on a wedding invitation?
The one test that covers taste and ethics both, five lines a design should never cross, what tasteful looks like instead, and wording you can copy.
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Why are AI weddings revealing flaws in invitation templates?
The one wedding most templates were built for, the real weddings that break them, what a card must say when the ceremony isn't a legal marriage, a shopping checklist, and wording you can copy.
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How much do wedding invitations cost, printed or digital?
The price bands, a line-by-line table for 100 and 150 printed invitations, the hidden costs that turn a $200 print order into $550, and how to choose for your budget.
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