Sending save the dates... is 7months to late?

7 months is fine we sent ours in October for a May wedding.

The time range is usually 6-12 months so 7 months is fine.

I think that should be fine... just make sure that you give yourself enough time for the invitations as well...

I have had major issues with the US Post Office... I sent them out 7 weeks ago, in person at the post office. One lady lives 3 houses down from another invitee and STILL has not gotten it! Many people never got their invitations. I have had to call or text people who hadn't RSVPd.

I think that is fine as long as it's not a destination wedding!

I don't think so, as long as your photographer can get the pictures back to you quickly & you can order the save the date quickly.

We are sending ours in april with wedding in october. We are in the same boat with having to wait til spring for engagement photos because we both hate winter! haha your timeline is more than fine girly!

We are sending ours out in April for our October wedding as well. You don't need to send them out a full year in advance (generally speaking) unless its a destination wedding or you have a lot of people traveling. Is that the case?

Hi! - No it is a local wedding, about 30-40 mins from people in the area.

That's fine! I'm getting married in September and planning on sending then in February.

I think it depends on the turn around time of your photographer. It took a little over a month to get ours back.
I think general guide line is 6 months out for save the dates.
Some people dont even send them out unless you have people from out of state coming.
I think you will be fine.

I'm getting married later this month and I sent mine out in June, for most of my family it's a destination wedding as I live in TX and they live in CA but the ones I knew for sure would come are still able to and everyone else was more of a formality. So its not too late

Hi Melaine! When do you plan to send out your save the dates? Did you ever figure out the perfect time to send them?