Modern Save The Date - Letterpress

by Amelia Stevens

Modern Save The Date - Letterpress design preview

If you’re looking for original and modern save the date ideas, then you’ll love Modern by Australian designer Amelia Stevens. This fantastic design is influenced by modern typography and icon based communications technique. It would be great for those planning a whimsical or funny style event. This save the date card from the stylish Modern design collection looks fantastic when printed using our letterpress technique, but it is also available in affordable digital print, or even as a magnet (not just a small magnet stuck to the back). You may have seen magnet save the dates but never ones that stick to your fridge like a second skin. Something to consider when opting for save the date magnets is that they will be heavier to post, so make sure that you factor that cost, as well as a stamp for each, into your budget when trying to do save the date magnets cheap. You could also consider bookmarks as a more affordable alternative to magnets as they are cheaper to post, and very practical. Find a bookmark template you like and work from there. You can complement the teasing tone of the save the date by following up with the other cards in this design suite and even incorporating games at your wedding (like when everyone is waiting for the bride to arrive!). Save The Date Card - Letterpress - Magnets

Card type
Save The Date
Print method
Letterpress
Paper
Paperlust Wild Cotton
Size
4.2" H x 5.5" W (107mm H x 140mm W)
Format
Standard
Printing
Single-sided
Occasion
Wedding Invitations
Envelopes
Includes premium white envelopes
Production
20-23 working days from proof approval.

About the paper. Our 100% pure cotton paper uses naturally grown high-grade cotton from the US and manufactured in Germany. Weighing at 300GSM, Paperlust cotton is slightly off white and the soft tand gentle texture is perfect for digital print, foil stamp and letterpress.

About the designer. Amelia Stevens: Hola I'm a creative based in Sydney. I love print design and beautiful paper. Geometric patterns, shapes and clean lines are the basis of my practice. I love to build things with my hands, and obsess over origami paper, hangtags and patterned socks.