A Guide to Editing "Save the Date" Images with a Calendar Design♡

2018.10.07 published

For SNS! Let's Create a Save the Date ♡

A Save the Date is a paper item used to inform guests of the wedding date earlier than the invitation.

It is common to print it on a smaller card-like paper and either hand it directly to the guests or include it with the invitations＊

But recently!

It has become trendy to create and post images of Save the Dates on SNS, saying, "We got married! Please save the date for our ceremony on this day" ♡

@nut_wedding

Calendar design is cute ♡

Of course, you can create the Save the Date image for SNS using any app you like＊

However, to ensure that your post does not get lost and is seen by everyone, you want to create a stylish image!

A recommended design is this calendar-style design ♡

It has a heart symbol marking the wedding date, making it very cute and eye-catching♩

How to create a calendar-style image ♡

I actually tried making a Save the Date with a calendar-style design＊

The app I used is called "Phonto."

The key is to choose a photo where the bride and groom are positioned at the edges, leaving space for the calendar numbers and text＊

Once you open the image in the app, start by entering the calendar numbers＊

Things to keep in mind here are:

- What day of the week does the month start on

- Aligning the spacing of the numbers

These two! Let's create it while looking at an actual calendar.

Next, adjust the size, color, and font to place it in a way that looks nice and tidy＊

Don't forget to include something like "November 2018" so it is clear which month and year the calendar is for!

Finally, stamp a heart on the day of the wedding, and it's complete ♡

This heart stamp is from an app called "TINKYS" ♩

@s.e.0805.wedding

Easy and cute calendar-style design challenge ♡

When a calendar-style Save the Date is posted on SNS, it quickly catches the eye of guests, and they instantly remember, "This is the day of the wedding!" It's a fantastic design ♡

You can easily edit images using free apps on your smartphone, so I encourage everyone to use their pre-wedding photos to create one＊

@a.and.k_170610_wedding