How big are Shutterfly Save the Date magnets?

Our stationery magnets are available in various designs, shapes, sizes, and are sold individually. We even offer an option to upload your own design. When uploading your own design, set image bleed dimensions to 5.63” x 4.13”. Above is our Craft Heart design.

Does Shutterfly do postcard save the dates?

Shutterfly’s save the date templates make it easy to design your cards exactly how you want.

Should I do Magnet save the dates?

A: Generally, it’s recommended to send your save the date magnets 6 to 8 months in advance.

How much does it cost to send Save the Date magnets?

Save the Date magnets typically range from $0.30 to $1.60 each, with the lowest prices reserved for orders of 500 or more. Folded cards with envelopes may cost as little as $0.30 each or as much as $4 each, depending on the quantity ordered and quality of the card.

How much should you spend on Save the dates?

The average amount couples spend on save-the-date cards is $150, but the actual number depends on a wide variety of factors such as style, number of guests, and even geographic location.

When should we send out save the dates?

Send out save-the-date cards six to eight months prior to your wedding and the wedding invitations eight weeks before your big day.

How far in advance should save the dates go out?

How much should save the dates cost?

Can magnets be sent through the mail?

Magnets must be enclosed in the flat-size mailpiece and either must be affixed to the contents, wrapped within the contents to prevent excess shifting, or fill the envelope with no more than 1/2 inch clearance between the left and right edges of the magnet and the mailpiece edges.

Do save-the-dates require extra postage?

Invitations and/or save-the-dates that use heavy card stock, or include RSVP envelopes, will often need extra postage. However, if your mail pieces are square, or extra rigid (like a magnet), among some other factors, it may necessitate a 22-cent surcharge. There’s no need to worry, though.

Do Save the Dates require extra postage?

Are Save the Dates a waste of money?

They Take Time—and Money Creating and sending save-the-dates is another expense that you’ll have to build into your wedding budget. Even if you opt to send digital save-the-dates to save funds, you’ll still need to collect everyone’s email addresses (and it’s possible that all-important email might get missed).

Can you make save the date cards with Shutterfly?

Shutterfly’s save the date templates make it easy to design your cards exactly how you want. In a matter of a few steps, you can create the cards that include photos and designs you love. What’s best is that Shutterfly will send your save the dates directly to your guests if you want, for just a small additional charge.

Why do I need to send save the date magnets?

Another reason to send save the date magnets is that it gives your guests a souvenir to remember the occasion. However, something to keep in mind is that even when you use save the dates, you still need to send the actual wedding invitation. The magnets are just meant for people to know when…

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Why do I need Save the date cards for my wedding?

Your wedding save the date cards are one of the first things you need to plan for your big day. Before the invitations come, a save the date in the mail shows your wedding guests that they can start planning and clearing their calendars.