Our Save The Date Magnet Cards are the same 760 micron high quality plastic cards we use for Save The Date Cards, but with the addition of a heart or star shaped die cut vinyl magnet bonded to the rear of the card. The magnet is designed to stay on a mild steel surface with the minimum attractive force required, to avoid causing surface scratching. The cards we use are the same size, quality and thickness as a standard bank card.

Email sales@savethedatecards.co.uk to request a free sample of our magnet cards.

As most of our cards are used for Weddings, most people opt for the heart magnets. We offer the star shapes primarily for non wedding related cards.

President Obama visits Uk a day early to miss the Icelandic ash cloud, Ryan Giggs is named in the house of commons, winds of 100 mph batter Scotland; these are all items in the news today, but shrink to nothing compared to any couples news when they want to announce their wedding with a Save The Date Card.

Obama could have used Save the Date Cards for his UK trip to make sure everyone who is anyone wouldn’t miss out. The other two newsworthy events of the day, perhaps not!

In the real world though, it’s you who matters and we can help you to announce your special day with a carefully crafted memorable card.

Send an email to sales@savethedatecards.co.uk and see what we can do for you.

Have a look at www.savethedatecards.co.uk for a range of standard templates we can personalize for you. Sometimes a simple card with two names and a date , with a discreet image of intertwined rings id the way to let friends and family know about your future plans.  We can use our examples as a stating point, then customize them to suit your own requirements. We have included short poems in the text and added weddingpath website details, complete with password, then friends can login for further information. If you have an idea for your cards, send an email and we’ll see if we can assist.

Pancake day passed by yesterday with it’s usual bitter-sweet mix of batter lemon and sugar.

It’s a tradition we like to keep, possibly a hand me down from living off the land.

Pancakes can be a little treat as a fore-runner to the approaching springtime.

In much the same way, Save the date cards can be used as a taster of events in the future, a little soupcon of a couple’s Springtime together.

Join us at www.savethedatecards.co.uk and we’ll conjure up a Card design just for you.

There are many varied ideas for Save the Date. The simple email to the hand engraved metal card encompasses such a broad spectrum of ways to send out your message and also covers a huge price difference.

What do you want to do? Let people know in advance. That’s the simple aim of Save The Date Cards. Ideally, though, a lasting reminder until a formal invitation is sent would be a better option.

At www,savethedatecards.co.uk we can supply a high quality plastic card printed with your personal message to make an item which is likely to be kept. To make an ever better reminder, try our Fridge Magnet cards, carefully crafted to stay in view.

If you search for Save The Date Cards on Google you will find endless ideas for designs, sizes, cheap cards, expensive cards and cards in different materials.

Here at www.savethedatecards.co.uk we aim to provide good designs, well printed onto high quality plastic cards at a reasonable price.

There are some cheaper options and some dearer, but we feel our cards are well worth the amount we sell them for. We do try to help each couple achieve the precise layout and wording for their unique card to have maximum instant visual impact

Save The Date Cards are a very personal way of of announcing your special day. We do our best to work with our customers so that the cards we produce combine the ideas we are given into a graphically pleasing design. Initial visual impact is all important, as is the message shown. Put together carefully the personalized wording on your card can say so much with surprisingly little text.

Our current 10% Discount offer runs to 1st March and we look forward to more enquiries from new customers over the next couple of days.

Have a browse through the pages of www.savethedatecards.co.uk and see what we have to offer. Look at our standard templates in different card and text colour combinations, complete a request form for a free photo realistic proof and we’ll email a personalized design to you.

Our aim is to produce Special cards for special people.

We have now launched our new Save The Date Cards website. It is well worth a look at. Much more modern and contemporary than our old one.

On the examples page customers can look at each card in different colours and with different coloured inks on their prefered card. This should make it a lot easier for customers in deciding which card they would like to see there own personal proof in.

The envelope colours are also easier to see now.

We have quite a lot of new example cards to choose from giving customers a much wider choice.

Below are 2 of our new Save The Date cards.

A new save the date card example

Another new save the date card example

Laura and James have just ordered there Save The Date Cards for November this year. They have chosen the snowflake design which is appropriate for November. They have chosen a Black Card with Silver ink and Silver Envelopes to complement their cards. Now is just in time to send Save The Date Cards out for a November wedding. You may wish to send cards out sooner if you need to know numbers of guests attending for the Venue or are getting married abroad and have to book travel arrangements. Congratulations and Best wishes to Laura and James for their wedding in November.

We are working on a new website at the moment. Being as we now have a new Prime Minister, I think it is time for us to update our website. Hopefully the country will start to recover and things will be better for customers ordering their Save The Date Cards now. There will be tough times ahead, but hopefully by the time our Save The Date Card customers are getting married, there will be light at the end of the tunnel. Must get on with more work now and think of some ideas for the new website.