Wedding poster maker — a save-the-date from plain text

Why use a wedding poster?

An invitation already carries the details, but a poster is what people actually see at a glance — on the fridge, in the group chat, on the venue wall. A single, well-set poster saves you from repeating “what time and where?” a hundred times.

Who it’s for

• Couples who want a clean save-the-date without opening a design app.
• Wedding planners who need a fast, consistent look for multiple couples.
• Friends and family helping with a shower, engagement party or after-party.

How to make a wedding poster

1. Open the poster maker — the event template suits weddings.
2. Put the names in the title and “Save the date” or the date in the subtitle.
3. Add tags for the essentials: date, time, venue.
4. Write the ceremony, reception and dress code as one bullet per line.
5. Put the RSVP email or link in the footer.
6. Download the PNG and share it.

What to include

• Both names, and the date in a single unmissable line.
• Ceremony time and location.
• Reception details and dress code.
• A clear RSVP deadline and contact.

Wedding poster tips

• Lead with the names — they are the headline.
• Use the same poster for the save-the-date and the reminder, changing only the RSVP line.
• Export the PNG and drop it straight into a chat, a story or a print shop order.