The platform

Save the Date

Get your date in their diary.

Share your confirmed date and essential details before the full invitation is ready. Give guests a page with your branding and a link to add the event to their calendar.

Incentively

Save the Date

Announce your event early and help guests add the confirmed date to their calendar.

Share what is confirmed
Make it recognisable
Help guests remember
See what’s included

What you can do.

Announce your business event before the full invitation is ready. Share a branded save the date with confirmed details and a link to add it to the calendar.

Share what is confirmed

Publish the date and essential details before the full invitation is ready.

Make it recognisable

Use your logo, event artwork, colours and message.

Help guests remember

Include an add-to-calendar action when valid event dates are available.

Build on it later

Continue with invitations, registration and tickets when you are ready.

A clear way to get started.

  1. 01

    Add the confirmed date

  2. 02

    Apply your event branding

  3. 03

    Share the page or email

  4. 04

    Add the full invitation later

Where it can help.

Give guests early notice of a conference, launch or company celebration. Share what is confirmed now, then add registration and tickets when you are ready.

  • Launch announcements
  • Corporate celebrations
  • Conferences
  • Partner events

Add the invitation when you’re ready.

Build on the announcement with registration, guest details and reminders.

A few useful
answers.

Do we need to create the full event first?

You only need the confirmed information required for the save the date. More event detail can be added later.

Can attendees add it to their calendar?

Yes, when a valid event date has been added.

Can the save the date be branded?

Yes. It can use your organisation and event branding.

Have something in mind?

Have a date in mind? Tell us about the event and who you want to invite. We’ll help you plan the announcement and the invitation that follows.

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