That's what I was told when we went to the Dandelion Patch to look at save-the-date cards. We wound up going on Monday instead of Saturday. We didn't make an appointment as they advise, we just walked in and looked through a few books. They had about five or six bookshelves full of binders with invitation samples. I didn't see any invitations that featured a same-sex wedding...maybe that was in a different book. But I digress. I can see how people can get overwhelmed with the simple task of picking out invitations.
We saw a few we liked. I would prefer our save-the-dates be something that people won't be inclined to just toss after they read it, something memorable. My thought was a bookmark, but my gf came up with an even better idea, magnets! So as things go we are now on the hunt for save-the-date magnets!
While at the Dandelion Patch one of the consultants asked our wedding date, I replied 2012. Another bride says to me "you're a prepared bride!" I would like to hope that is the case. We have plenty of time but yet time flies so I am going to get busy creating my time line for the wedding, which I will let me know what I should be doing and when.
But back the magnets. Etsy, a favorite online shopping portal of mine has some great indie stuff. I found some cool magnets at a much lower cost than the save-the-dates we were looking at. Here are a few pictures:
There are so many to choose from. What's your favorite?
Oh wow, They are all cute.
ReplyDeletei know! that's what makes it soooo hard.
ReplyDeletei like the film one! its kinda cool and funky...
ReplyDeleteI agree Foxy. it's unique and memorable, which I think is exactly what save the dates should be!
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