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No, you do not have to put your wedding website on your save the date cards. It is a personal choice. You can add it later on the formal invitation, or not at all, if you prefer to share details by phone or email.
There is no rule that says your wedding website must appear on your save the date cards. It is entirely up to you. Some couples like to include the link straight away so guests can start planning. Others prefer to keep save the dates simple and just state the date and location, then share the website link with the formal invitation. Both approaches are common and perfectly acceptable.
If you do include the link, make sure it is easy to read and type. A short, simple address is best. You might also add a small note like 'For more details, visit our website' so guests know what the link is for. If you do not include it, you can still share the website by email, on a private social media group, or by word of mouth. Some guests, especially older relatives, may prefer a printed card with the key details anyway.
The main thing is to make sure every guest can find the information they need, whether that is through a website, a printed card, or a phone call. You know your guests best. If most are comfortable online, a website link on the save the date is handy. If not, keep it simple and share details another way.
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