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The purpose of a save the date is exactly what the name entails — to tell friends, family members, and other loved ones to reserve that particular day for your wedding.
Depending on your wedding plans, there are different etiquette suggestions for save the dates. You want to give your loved ones as much advance notice as possible, allowing them to request time off work if necessary , make travel and accommodation arrangements, and address any other factors.
If your guests are within driving distance or have easy access to public transit, the suggested time frame is months before the wedding.
For destination weddings, particularly those that require international travel and getting passports, for that matter , try to send out save the dates six months to one year before your big day.
Surprisingly, a save the date card may have more information on it than your actual wedding invitations. Include a link to your wedding website if you have one or wedding registry, and provide suggestions for hotel accommodations.
First, these timeframes are only suggestions. Second, with Greenvelope, you can design, address, and send out all your save the dates in as little as 30 minutes. Skipping the snail mail route is one strategy to give your guests plenty of time to make arrangements.
You would think, but not quite. Allow us to explain: Bachelorette , bachelor , and bridal shower parties typically take place weeks, or even months, before the actual wedding. I appreciate your invitation and hope to have the opportunity to attend next year. People appreciate the reminder, and most understand why you would want to know. Just ask. And save at least a few extra spots. Both wedding guests and the bride and groom must worry about travel arrangements, hotel accommodations, and other special factors.
The RSVP date for a destination wedding should be at least six to eight weeks before your wedding. Invitations for destination weddings are typically sent out not weeks before the wedding, but months — experts suggest months in advance. That way, guests can determine their travel plans and decide if they can afford to attend.
Coordinate with a wedding planner to make destination wedding planning easier. What is the proper wedding RSVP etiquette for guests? No, you generally do not need to respond to a save the date. Unless the save the date explicitly asks for a response, you can assume that no response is required. Yes, it is rude not to RSVP to a wedding. Failing to respond keeps the bride and groom from including more people in their special day.
Unfortunately, almost every couple will have some guests fail to respond by their wedding RSVP deadline. To get guests to give you an answer, try these tactics! Consider how you word the RSVP section of your wedding invitation. You would only respond to let them know if you cannot make it.
We recommend asking for a clear RSVP from every guest. Regrets only is a good idea in theory, but there is a possibility that guests will not respond and then not show up. With a destination wedding, you'll be glad you have an early RSVP deadline because then you'll have plenty of buffer time to make sure every guest is accounted for, as well as get a sense of when people will be arriving and departing so you can plan pre- and post-wedding events accordingly.
It might seem obvious, but make sure the RSVP date is in an extremely legible font. Your Privacy Rights. To change or withdraw your consent choices for Brides. At any time, you can update your settings through the "EU Privacy" link at the bottom of any page. These choices will be signaled globally to our partners and will not affect browsing data. We and our partners process data to: Actively scan device characteristics for identification.
I Accept Show Purposes. How to navigate the RSVP deadline and get people to respond. By Jaimie Mackey Jaimie Mackey. Jaimie Mackey was the Brides real weddings editor from to
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