Save the date photo magnets
Save the Date Photo Magnets - the wedding announcement guests keep
Photo save-the-date magnets that head straight to the fridge instead of the recycling bin. Premium print, envelope-ready 2x3 format.
Why couples switched to photo save-the-date magnets
Paper save-the-dates have a problem: half of them end up in a drawer. Save the date photo magnets end up on the fridge - visible, daily, for the entire engagement. That’s six to twelve months of free top-of-mind reminders to your guests, with a photo of the two of you on it.
The format is mature now. A 2x3 keepsake mails with a standard envelope and one stamp. The print quality on premium vinyl rivals a printed card. And because guests rarely throw away a couple’s photo, your announcement keeps working until the wedding day.
Formats
Styles & layouts
Engagement Announcement
Send before the formal save-the-date. Share the news with style.
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Multi-Photo Collage
3-4 favorite photos in one magnet, perfect for long-distance guests.
View in shop →What to include on a save-the-date magnet
- Both names (the way you want guests to remember them)
- The wedding date (spelled out is friendlier than digits)
- The city - the venue can come on the formal invite
- A short line: “Invitation to follow”
- Optional: wedding website URL
Ready to send yours?
Pick a layout, upload your engagement photo, and our partner shop FreshMagnets.com prints & ships your save-the-date magnets.
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FAQ
Save the date magnet questions
When should I send save-the-date photo magnets?
6-8 months before the wedding for local guests, 8-12 months for destination weddings or out-of-town guests.
What size is a save-the-date photo magnet?
The standard is 2x3 inches (rectangle). It mails with one standard stamp inside an envelope and fits cleanly on most fridges.
Do save-the-date magnets need extra postage?
A 2x3 inside a standard envelope typically mails with one First-Class stamp in the US, but always weigh a sample before mailing the full batch.
What should a save-the-date magnet include?
Both names, the date, the city, and “Invitation to follow.” A wedding website URL is optional.
