One visual story
Keep the same typography, palette and opening moment from the first announcement to the final RSVP.
Digital Save the Date
Announce the date with the same feeling as the invitation.
Start with a beautiful, animated first announcement that opens on any phone. When the rest of the plans are ready, the same Vow&Kin project grows into the full invitation, with no second design to rebuild.
Included with every published invitation
A first announcement
Save our date
Mara & Jules
06 · 11 · 2027
Berlin, Germany
Invitation to follow
Ready for every guest
Share one link through WhatsApp, SMS or email. Nothing needs to be installed or downloaded.
Plans can evolve
Correct the place, add travel notes or reveal the full schedule later without sending a replacement file.
The honest guide
What matters before you choose.
A save the date has one job
It should make the people you love pause, smile and put the day in their calendar. Keep it focused on your names, the date, the location and one warm line. The schedule, dress code and RSVP can arrive later when they are settled.
Digital does not have to feel disposable
A considered opening animation, strong typography and your own photography create a small ceremony on screen. Guests receive something made for your wedding, not a flat image forwarded into a group chat.
A sensible timeline
For a local wedding, send six to eight months before the day. For a destination or holiday weekend, give guests nine to twelve months so travel and annual leave are easier to arrange.
How it works
A clear path from idea to guest.
- 01
Choose a collection
Start with any Vow&Kin design and preview the opening on your own phone.
- 02
Add the essentials
Enter your names, date, broad location and a short announcement.
- 03
Share the link
Send it personally or use a QR code on a small printed keepsake.
- 04
Grow into the invitation
Add events, travel, photographs and RSVP questions when the plans are ready.
Questions couples ask
Straight answers before you begin.
When should we send it?
Usually six to eight months before a local wedding, or nine to twelve months before a destination wedding.
Do guests need an app?
No. The link opens in the browser already on their phone, tablet or computer.
Can it match the full invitation?
Yes. It begins inside the same project, so the design and link can continue into the full wedding experience.
What should we leave out?
Leave uncertain timings, the full schedule, dress code and RSVP questions until the formal invitation is ready.
Begin with the feeling