Save The Dates

VistaPrint is more well known for making business cards and other personalized office stationary. But they also offer custom magnets. This includes custom Save the Date magnets that can include any picture that you want to upload. They are currently offering a promotion for 50% off wedding Save the Date magnets. It’s a great chance to get affordable and good quality Save the Date magnets. They have some of the lowest prices available. To get the 50% off please be sure to click on “PHOTO MAGNETS”. You will get a pop up where you can select “STYLES” and of course choose “WEDDING”.

Jill Smith is a Texas based designer that makes great notepads, photo cards, thank you cards, and address labels. She is a triathlete and a freelance designer for corporations such as Kenneth Cole and Mercedes-Benz. Her work has been highlighted on CBS’s “The Early Show” and in InStyle, Daily Candy, Modern Bride and Lucky magazine

Stunning Script
This card is consistently one of the top sellers at Wedding Paper Divas and it is easy to see why. With the rich red color and elegant cursive script it makes a beautiful Save the Date card. It also comes in turquoise and black.

Engagement Collage
Jill Smith Save the Date cards are typically bright and bold and this card called Engagement Collage is no exception. It’s a picturesque design that let’s you add your 3 best engagement photos to send to your family, friends, and loved ones. I find it to be oh so cool and contemporary.

Canna
Brown and orange are two of my favorite colors. And they make for a striking duo in this design by Jill Smith. This Save the Date card has modern fonts that make it really stand out and yet the two little flowers add a touch of panache.

Wedding Paper Divas is having a sale of up to 15% off on Save the Date Cards in its Signature Collection. Conveniently there is no coupon code or special requirement. The savings are already marked down and reflected in the prices you see. Just make sure to take advantage before the sale ends at 11:59 pm (PT) on 1/26/10.

NOTE: THIS OFFER HAS EXPIRED.

Kelle Boyd of Ann Kelle Designs has always had a love of art and drawing. At age 9 she was a self confessed “fashionista” designing her own line of kid’s clothes and dresses. In 2006 she finally made the leap from a career in public policy to full time designer. She describes her style as “simple, sweet, and sassy.” She is inspired by simple things in life like ties, spring flowers, ice cream, and even the sweater vest she wore in the grade school.

Smiling Squares
If you want a photo Save the Date card that really lets your pictures shine this could be the one! I like the teal and gray boxes that flank the pictures. It’s also printed on Italian made eco-friendly paper.

Jenny’s Designs are offered exclusively at MagnetStreet Weddings. Jenny is a designer that likes to make a statement and puts a lot of attention to detail in her designs just like one would do in planning a wedding! I feel like her Save the Dates Magnets really capture the zest of life and make me want to smile.

Enchanted Encounter
Want to share lots of pictures in your Save the Date magnet? This is a stunning design with beautiful cursive font and a brown band across the bottom.

Flower Enchantment
This photo Save the Date magnet design by Jenny features a beautiful light green handwriting font and flower and petals drawing. You can also include two custom pictures and I really adore how the couples’ names are included running in between the two pictures.

Square Motif
This is a classic square Save the Date magnet. It’s green yet again and has the ability to include up to four photos of you and your future husband. The pattern is almost antique looking, yet it blends in a pleasant way to create a nice visual effect. A great detail is that the date is placed in one of the left hand side squares. There is even space to include your wedding website.

Save the Date Mini Magnet Versions
I also wanted to include the mini magnet versions of some of the above designs for comparison. Sometimes having the slimmer mini style looks a bit better and it can also make for a less expensive Save the Date magnet.

Joy Deangdeelert Cho is the designer behind Oh Joy! Studio. Before stepping out on her own in 2006 she worked for the Cynthia Rowley Swell line at Target. Joy says she gets her inspiration from textures, patterns, and the beautiful colors that she sees everywhere whether it be in nature, architecture, or even clothing.

Charming Couple
While the date in a Save the Date card is certainly important. I personally think the fact that you and your fiancé are together as one couple is most important. So the “and” is key. This card from Oh Joy! takes this to heart with a big and bold yellow ampersand that emphasizes your new commitment to each other. It really pops out amid the turquoise background.

VistaPrint is one of the largest online custom print shops. They offer both business and consumer products. On the consumer side they offer custom photo magnets, greeting cards, save the date wedding invitations, labels, photo cards, custom mugs, and more. And if you are business they also make business cards, labels, rubber stamps, letterhead, and stationary.

If you are looking to save money, VistaPrint has some really cheap Save the Date cards. They have honestly the lowest prices we have seen. In fact, currently they are running a special for 10 Save the Dates for just $1.99 which works out to only 19 cents per card! The standard price is $7.99 so you are saving 75% off the normal price. You can add matching envelopes for just $3.99 which results in cards plus envelopes for 59 cents per card. I don’t know how long this will last, but I challenge anyone to find good quality Save the Date cards for less. And even at $7.99 or 79 cents per card it works out to quite inexpensive Save the Dates relative to most vendors. And so you can really Save Money on your Save the Dates! Ha ha.

MagnetStreet Weddings forte is wedding Save the Date magnets. They have a large selection that includes not only Save the Date magnets, but also mini magnets, photo booth magnets, heart shaped magnets, and even postcards. They also offer standard cards and even wedding invitations.

Something Blue
This wedding Save the Date magnet features a grey antique background with a powdery blue strip across the center. You can customize it with a photo of you and your fiance. I think black and white photos work best.

Flirty Flourish
I really like the blue and brown color scheme on this wedding Save the Date magnet. The cursive fonts bring a happy tilt that makes me smile each time I see it.

Devoted
This is one of my favorite Save the Date magnets. It’s so simple and beautiful and you can pick whatever pic works best for you.

Delicate Pattern
Can you tell that one of my favorite color combinations is brown and pink? This Save the Date magnet has a beautiful selection of colors that go together quite well. The brown font on pink really stands out and highlights the couple’s name. Of course the ampersand & symbol is over sized to emphasize the union of the couple.

Coloring Cricket creates cards exclusively for Wedding Paper Divas. The designer Christine Welch is an Iowa based designer who grew up in the Northern Sierras a backdrop of natural elegance that she incorporates into her Coloring Cricket Save the Date card designs.

Snowy Love
This is a perfect card to celebrate the winter. It features a midnight blue background that is highlighted by white snowflakes and dots. You can create a personalized Save the Date card by adding in 3 different pictures of you and your fiancé. Whether you are having a winter or summer wedding it will warm the hearts of your guests this winter.

Tandem Bike
The Tandem Bike card is sweet and stylish featuring an old classic two seater bike for you and your sweetheart. It comes in 3 colors including pink, pumpkin, and emerald. I prefer pink but the emerald green is lovely as well. How cute is the save the date banner that is flying from the back of the bike seat?

If you are lucky enough to live in California, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, Oregon, Texas, or the Washington D.C. area and you want a great Do-it-Yourself solution for Save the Date cards then visit your local Paper Source Retail Store. The company was started in 1983 and sells fine, handmade papers from across the world. They have a very diverse selection of colors, pre-cut and packaged cards, envelopes, and accessories. This allows one to really customize invitations that speak to your individual style.

If you buy in a retail store location they have Save the Dates that can be laser printed or letter pressed depending on your preference. However, there is an additional fee for these services. And unlike buying online you won’t necessarily be able to get a instant proof of your design to view. That being said the staff at Paper Source are very friendly and knowledgeable and it helps just to get their opinion and input as you plan you invitations.

If you prefer to buy online or do not live near a local retail Paper Source store then you can also buy from
Paper Source Online. They have a great selection of custom printing Save the Dates online. Unlike some other companies you can not see an online proof of your design with your custom text or pictures. For most cards you can choose flat printing or letterpress.