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In this video, Mahalo wedding expert Kat Keane explains save the date annoucements for your wedding.
Tips to Remember
- Send out your save-the-date announcements as soon as you've chosen the date and venue for your wedding.
- Collaborate with your partner. For many of your friends and family, this signifies the first big project you two have worked together on so you want to present a united front.
- Get creative and be unique with your invitations. People will most likely be hanging these on their refrigerator or leave them somewhere where they and others will see them frequently so you want the announcement to represent you well.
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- Incorporate a photo of the two of you at a place that is significant in your relationship and add the details of your wedding into the background.
- Include a matchbook from the restaurant where you two had your first date or where he proposed.
- Use scrabble tiles to spell out "Save the Date." Take a picture of that then add the details of the date and place.
- Use the photo strip from a photo booth and include the details on the back.
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Meet Our Experts
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Kat Keane
With 20 years experience in the business of producing, designing and coordinating events, Kat has established herself in the event planning industry. Her approach to bringing concepts and ideas to life is a break from the norm. She began producing events at the age of sixteen, landing a job working production for a predominant large-scale Los Angeles special events venue. Kat then started her own event planning company, Eventesque with offices in Los Angeles and New York. Her company has planned events for companies like Google, Yahoo!, NBC Universal, DreamWorks Animation, Red Bull and Lexus.
