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How do you send save the dates as magnets?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For parents

Short answer

You send save the dates as magnets by designing a small card with your names and date, printing it on magnetic paper, and posting it to guests. They stick on fridges, so guests see the date every day until the wedding.

Magnetic save the dates are a practical and memorable choice because guests can stick them on the fridge and see them daily. You can design a simple rectangle or a fun shape, with your names, the date, and the town or venue. Print them on magnetic sheet paper at home, or order through a print shop that offers magnets. Make sure the design is clear and the date is large enough to read from across a kitchen. Then post them in envelopes, with a short note saying the formal invitation will follow. Magnets work well for close family and friends, but they can be more expensive to post, so consider sending them only to people you know will keep them. For guests who live abroad, check postage costs and delivery times. Also, some guests might not want a magnet, so you could offer an email version as an alternative. If you have a wedding website, include the link on the magnet. Remember that magnets are a keepsake, so choose a design that matches your wedding style. Order a few extra in case some get lost in the post.

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