Key to my Heart - Classic, vintage save the date photo cards for weddings or any occasion. Our completely editable designs are flexible enough to accommodate any photo(s) and your information.

Scrapless Press creates photo birth announcements, birthday party invitations and thank you cards, Christmas cards, save-the-date cards, wedding announcements, graduation announcements and more. Our unique design process gives the cards a handmade, multi-dimensional and realistic look.

The cards are real 4×6 photographs, professionally printed on Kodak paper in a photo lab (NOT on a home, desktop printer) then hand mounted to white card stock for a finished look, durability and the option of printing or handwriting a message to your recipient.

Scrapless - \skrap, les\, adjective: having no scraps; noun: the process of composing elements digitally while maintaining a realistic look.

We offer both folding and non-folding styles both at affordable prices. The finished cards are approximately 4.375 x 6.375 and include envelopes.

Vintage Heirloom photo save the date cards by Scrapless Press.

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Scrapless Press creates photo birth announcements, birthday party invitations and thank you cards, Christmas cards, save-the-date cards, wedding announcements, graduation announcements and more. Our unique design process gives the cards a handmade, multi-dimensional and realistic look.

Why should you send save the date cards to your guests?

People’s lives are getting increasingly busier and more tightly scheduled so that’s where Save the Date announcements come in handy. You want to make sure that your guests, especially family and close friends, keep the date of your wedding open when planning their schedules. To ensure this, you’ll want to consider sending out Save the Date notices shortly after you have set your wedding date, especially if it’s several months in the future or around a holiday.

Proper etiquette doesn’t dictate that these advance notices have to be sent but in today’s world it helps your guests in their planning so they can be sure to be with you sharing in the celebration of one of the most important days of your life. If you do decide to send them out, you are not required to send them to every one of your guests but you’ll probably want to at least include close family members and friends. Guests who will have to travel to be in attendance will find them especially helpful for giving them plenty of travel preparation time particularly if you are having a destination wedding.

It’s easy to be creative when sending out your Save the Dates since there are so many different varieties and designs available.

Choose sv005a from the design pulldown menu of our save the date cards order form.

Scrapless Press creates photo birth announcements, birthday party invitations and thank you cards, Christmas cards, save the date cards, wedding announcements, graduation announcements and more. Our unique design process gives the cards a handmade, multi-dimensional and realistic look.

The cards are real 4×6 photographs, professionally printed on Kodak paper in a photo lab (NOT on a home, desktop printer) then hand mounted to white card stock for a finished look, durability and the option of printing or handwriting a message to your recipient.

Scrapless - \skrap, les\, adjective: having no scraps; noun: the process of composing elements digitally while maintaining a realistic look.

We offer both folding and non-folding styles both at affordable prices. The finished cards are approximately 4.375 x 6.375 and include envelopes.

Love Joins Two Hearts - Yellow and Sage Green inspired photo save the date cards and wedding announcements.

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Save the Dates cards are a wonderful way to generate excitement and, most importantly, allow your loved ones plenty of time to make arrangements to share in your special day. Especially important for friends and family who will be traveling to your wedding location, Save the Dates encourage travelers to take advantage of travel deals, book flights, and make any other necessary plans sooner than later.

If your wedding date falls on or around any holidays, or if it’s taking place at a popular vacation or destination spot, you should consider sending out your Save the Dates at least five months in advance. In these situations, your guests will likely be thinking of your event as a vacation and will appreciate having the time and information to plan accordingly.

When should Save the Dates be sent?

Think of your Save the Date cards as a preliminary invitation to your wedding. They should be sent at least four months before the wedding date. Your wedding invitations should follow about two months later.

If you are asking guests to travel a great distance, take time off work, or travel during peak seasons, the sooner you can let them know the better! In these circumstances, it’s not uncommon to send Save the Date announcements as much as twelve months in advance.