Description

This is a timeless, classic save the date card, threaded and hand tied with a satin bow. It’s a design that matches almost any of my wedding invitations. Printed memo style onto luxury ivory or white paper with a subtle shimmer and delivered with a matching shimmer peel and seal envelope so no licking needed!

Minimum order of 10 cards

SIZE
These cards are approx 120 x 90mm (they may look bigger on screen as I’ve tried to zoom in on the detail). Small but perfectly formed!

COLOURS
The ribbon is available in most colours but if you can’t see your colour in the drop down menu, or want to describe it in more detail, please do so in the ‘order notes’ box during checkout. Alternatively select ‘as shown’ to receive the ribbon as per the photo.  The card can be either white or ivory, text is always printed in black.

FONTS can be seen by clicking here
please let me know your choices in ‘order notes’ during checkout, or I’ll use the fonts as per the photo.

PROOFS
Free proofs will also be emailed to you, (usually within 48hrs) which you must check carefully. Please read my policies re proof checking. Although every effort is made to ensure your proofs are correct it is ultimately down to the buyer to ensure everything is 100% correct and how you want it to be before I start printing.

TURNAROUND TIMES
Usually 7-10 days (subject to ribbon stock and from receipt of your order and wording).

DELIVERY
Delivery will be via Royal Mail 1st class recorded post.

SAMPLES
Samples are recommend so that you can see the quality and know exactly what you’re going to get before placing your order.
You can purchase 1 non personalised card from this listing as a sample. Samples have standard wording (as personalisation takes too long), but you can choose your invite and ribbon colour from the drop down menus. Normally dispatched within 48hrs.

OTHER ITEMS
There are many matching stationery items to go with this design including wedding invitations, place cards, menus, table numbers, guest books and more….

If you have any questions, please ask!