Is three months too early to send invitations?

Not if many guests travel. For a local wedding, six to eight weeks is enough, and much earlier invitations tend to be forgotten.

Do we need save the dates?

They help when guests travel, the date is a holiday or the wedding is far off. For a small, local wedding, the invitation alone is fine.

It is late, but still workable. Give a short response deadline and follow up personally with anyone who has not answered.

Six to eight weeks before the wedding, with save the dates six to twelve months before. Here is the whole timeline.

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Save the dates, invitations and the response deadline, each with a time to aim for.

Guests who fly in or need time off get more notice, and the timeline says how much.

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Pick your date
Everything counts back from the wedding day.
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Send the save the dates
Six to twelve months ahead, earlier if guests travel.
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Send the invitations
Six to eight weeks ahead, with a response deadline about four weeks before the day.

Is three months too early to send invitations?: Not if many guests travel. For a local wedding, six to eight weeks is enough, and much earlier invitations tend to be forgotten.
Do we need save the dates?: They help when guests travel, the date is a holiday or the wedding is far off. For a small, local wedding, the invitation alone is fine.
Is it too late to send invitations a month before?: It is late, but still workable. Give a short response deadline and follow up personally with anyone who has not answered.

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