HTML & MJML
Wedding Save the Date Email Template
Announce your big day in style with this elegant wedding save-the-date email template. A romantic photo hero, a heartfelt headline, and a clean essentials grid (when, where, dress code) give guests everything they need to mark the calendar, with a formal invitation to follow. Built with responsive HTML and MJML, it renders cleanly across Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail and every major client, and is fully customizable in the drag-and-drop editor — swap the colors, images, and copy to match your brand in minutes, no coding required.
About the Wedding Save the Date Email Template
Planning a wedding starts with one crucial message: letting your guests know to clear their calendars. This save-the-date template gives couples a polished, romantic way to share their big news before the formal invitation arrives. A full-width photo hero sets the emotional tone instantly, while a structured essentials grid keeps the date, venue, and dress code scannable — so guests get excited and informed in a single glance.When to use this template
Send your save-the-date email 6 to 12 months before the wedding date, or up to 18 months ahead for destination weddings. Trigger it as soon as your venue is confirmed and your guest list is finalized, giving recipients plenty of time to arrange travel, accommodation, and time off work.- Couples announcing a destination wedding requiring guests to book flights early
- Engaged pairs sharing their date before printed invitations are designed
- Wedding planners managing client communications for large-scale ceremonies
- Couples hosting a holiday-weekend wedding where guests need advance notice
- Partners announcing an intimate elopement celebration with a follow-up reception
- Second-wedding couples sending a low-key but elegant date announcement to close guests
Subject line ideas
- Mark Your Calendar — We're Getting Married!
- Save the Date: [Name] & [Name] Are Tying the Knot
- Big News — Our Wedding Day Is Set 💍
- You're Invited (Officially Coming Soon) — Save Our Date
Best practices for wedding emails
- Choose a hero photo that captures your relationship personality, not just a posed portrait, to set an authentic emotional tone.
- List the wedding date in both written and numeric formats so guests can copy it to their calendars without ambiguity.
- Include a clear note that a formal invitation will follow, so guests know this is a placeholder and not the full event brief.
- Use your actual wedding color palette in the template to begin building visual consistency guests will recognize across all communications.
- Add a simple RSVP interest link or wedding website URL so early responders can signal attendance before formal invitations go out.
Template anatomy
How the Wedding Save the Date Email Template template is laid out, top to bottom:- section (1 column) containing image.
- section (1 column) containing image.
- section (1 column) containing text block.
- section (1 column) containing button.
- section (1 column) containing divider.
- section (1 column) containing text block.
- section (1 column) containing image, text block.
Components used
Built from the following MJML elements:7 text blocks3 images1 button1 divider
Color palette
Colors used across the Wedding Save the Date Email Template template:#f3ece2#fbf7f0#c9a24b#5a2a2a#8a6a6a#ffffff#e2d3c0#9a7a7aTypography
Font stacks declared in the template:Georgia, 'Times New Roman', serifArial, sans-serif
MJML source code
A preview of the MJML markup for the Wedding Save the Date Email Template template. Open it free in EmailBuilder.ai to get the complete source and start customizing.Want the full MJML?Open Wedding Save the Date Email Template free in the editor to copy the complete, production-ready source — and customize it with drag-and-drop.Get the full MJML — it's free