Save the date · Digital Save the Date · Free
The Lace Edit, a minimal save the date
Fine lace, cut close around the date.
₹0: one of your 2 free save the dates, no watermark.
The Lace Edit is the most minimal of the lace cards. After the envelope opens, a small oval inside a fine lace border says "Scratch to reveal"; scratching it uncovers the family's greeting, your names and the date. Beneath the oval: "We are getting married", the venue by name, for example Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur, and Add to Calendar.
Step by step
What your guests see
- The family greeting
- An envelope that opens
- A lace oval to scratch, hiding your names and date
- The venue by name, confetti, and Add to Calendar
About The Lace Edit
Who it suits
Most save the dates stop at the city. This one has a line for the venue, which suits families whose venue is itself the news: a palace, a heritage hotel, the family haveli.
The layout is spare: mostly white space and lace, with the type doing the work.
Best for: Palace and heritage-hotel weddings where the venue is already booked and worth announcing.
At a glance
The details
- Format
- A link that opens in the phone's browser
- Languages
- English and the language you chose for the invitation, guest can switch
- Gesture
- Tap, then scratch the oval
- Shows venue
- Yes
- Music
- Yes
- You fill in
- Your two names · The date · The venue and city
- Price
- Free as one of your 2 save the dates, with no watermark and no time limit.
Questions
About The Lace Edit
Can the minimal lace save the date show our venue?
Yes. The Lace Edit has a line for the venue name and city under the announcement.
Should a save the date include the venue?
Only if it is certain. If the venue is booked and part of the excitement, a card like The Lace Edit shows it; if not, leave it for the invitation.
