Should you include your wedding website on the save the date if you are not sending paper invites?

If you are sending digital save the dates, such as by email or a text message, put your wedding website address in the message. That way guests know where to go for the full picture, such as the venue, timings and travel.

If you are using a wedding website with e-invites, you can send the save the date as a link or a small digital card, and the website link can be the same one they will use later. This keeps everything in one place.

For guests who are not online, send a paper save the date with the address printed on it, even if you are not sending paper invites. You can also follow up with a phone call.

Remember that a save the date is just a heads-up. It does not need to contain every detail. The website is where guests can find the full information, so make sure the address is easy to spot and works on a phone.

If you are not sending paper invites at all, your website becomes even more important. Put the address on every digital message, and consider a QR code for printed materials like a notice or a card for older guests.