Save the date cards - sent from web

Savvy_Sue

If you really want to go for this by post, then you could try Touchnote. Take a photo of yourselves and use that.

We've used it for postcards, and no-one's complained of any junk mail from them! You enter the names and addresses into your own touchnote account, so you're not exactly handing them over.

ViolaLass

We just rang people and said "We're getting married, would you like to come? It's OK if you're not certain now, it's just a heads up for now."

kleapatra

LE3 wrote: »

Personally I wouldn't be very impressed as a guest knowing that my contact details had been handed over to a random company, no doubt I'll end up getting the Save The Date card & years of junk mail too!

This so wouldn't happen, providing you used a half decent company (and you can usually tell based on the website they have) then they would comply with data protection laws and not even store your address let alone use it for unsolicited marketing purposes! I work for a company that will be launching a service doing (as well as other things) exactly what the OP wanted- shame it'll be too late!