Simple Elegant Modern Photo Save the Date Invite

This simple, stylish modern photo wedding save the date flat card template features your names, date and wedding locale beneath your photo. You might choose to change the font, punctuation or color used for various text elements of this design on the front and/or back. For example, you might choose to give a certain color to your name text, or to delete something or change a text field entirely with a different message. Both sides feature text in shades of gray as the default setting. On the back we chose an atypical order for the information, putting the 'Save the Date' text after the 'for the wedding of' text, which lends a path less traveled charm to it. You can alter this by changing the text in each of these text fields and entering by hand the part you want to place in the order you want to show it. Similarly, on the front we've deviated from the norm by using lower case even when upper case is typically called for, such as with your names and location name, etc. Though we've broken the rules, we've chosen to break them in a consistent manner, which makes for a new rule of sorts, at least as far as this card goes! ;) You can of course edit this card and change the case to conventional usage if you prefer. On the front we've made the background transparent to let the color of the paper simply serve as the base tone. On back, we've picked a tone called White Smoke that's a very light gray, with mostly white in it. You can easily change this by either picking one of the basic colors in the editing tools or entering a color number if you have a specific hue in mind that you found in your research, or by looking at the color spectrum tool and choosing something by sight. We hope you'll enjoy experimenting with this clean, contemporary template design and make it uniquely yours with the intuitive design tools and your inspiration. We have a postcard version of this design in our store, along with a selection of other modern minimalist save the date cards in various formats, so please have a look!