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Historically, spring was the most popular time to get married. Now, the month of May sits comfortably in fourth place behind June, September, and October, but that leaves plenty of people eagerly planning for a wedding that avoids chilly winter weather and overbooked summers.
Whether you’re looking forward to a spring wedding and crave wedding stationery to match or just want a keepsake that celebrates the promise and hope that the season represents, here’s a list of spring save the dates that are perfect for your big day.
1. Fanciful Flowers
Fanciful Flowers is vintage crafting made modern, with a central botanical graphic that looks like it might have been inspired by embroidery or paper art. The use of bold block lettering for your monograms and dotted dividers separating your names and wedding date brings a contemporary edge and overall balance.
2. Full Photo
There’s nothing about Full Photo that screams spring — not until you add your very own spring-themed photograph, of course. Schedule an engagement photoshoot at a community garden or cuddle up barefoot in a grassy area of your local park, then use your favorite pics to create the save the date magnet that speaks loudest to you and your partner.
3. Soft And Sweet
Cherry blossoms are known for bursting to life in spring, with cherry tree branches sprouting pretty pink flowers over a two-week period every late March and early April. Soft and Sweet features those same blush-colored petals reaching out from the side of the magnet and a little matching bird for good measure. The combination of script and block lettering perfectly blends hard and soft, and there’s a spot for your wedding website just in case.
4. True Love’s Thumbprint
Spring pastels take a very special shape, and the hint is in this magnet’s title. True Love’s Thumbprint makes a sentimental statement with two thumbprints joined to create a heart. A little dot reminds potential guests to “save the date,” and a matching heart sits nestled between you and your sweetheart’s names.
5. Fantasia Garden
The card version of this save the date design has an entire blanket of gorgeous flowers on the back, hence the name Fantasia Garden, but for obvious reasons the magnet lacks that detail. Still, the light pink text and border bring out the perfect hint of spring, evoking the idea of delicate blooms even if you can’t totally see them.
6. Blushing Bouquet
Take a peek at Blushing Bouquet and you can practically smell the sweet scent of spring flowers in the air. Lashings of pink and purple blooms share space with sprigs of greenery, all displayed in soft watercolors. Upload an equally sweet pic and your personalized save the date magnet is ready to go.
7. Charming Monogram
At first glance, Charming Monogram is an elegant, almost regal design, largely due to the matte gold wreath partially encircling your initials. But switch that matte gold to a pastel jade, cornflower blue, buttercup yellow, or peachy pink, and you’ve got a simple yet sophisticated take on a spring save the date magnet.
8. Floral Outline
Oversized lettering is often associated with modern designs, but the way Floral Outline layers sketched flowers over a perfectly centered ampersand creates a soft, classic save the date that’s suitable for quirky and classic couples alike.
9. Watercolor Laurel
When winter first gives way to spring, it’s the greenery that kicks off the season by pushing its way up through the snow. Watercolor Laurel celebrates that moment when everything feels fresh and new. Plus, laurel leaves stand for important things like peace and protection, prosperity, and victory, all of which could definitely come into play as you commit yourself to your better half.
10. Tree Top Love
Tweet tweet, my sweet! Tree Top Love is just plain adorable. Two little lovebirds sit perched atop a whimsical representation of a tree. Intersecting lines help divide up the rest of the magnet and organize key info like your names, wedding date, and website address. Play with the accent, tree, and text colors and make this design your own.
11. Reflected Poppies
Reflected Poppies uses vintage illustrations of poppies to capture the essence of spring. Dueling photo frames give you the opportunity to upload two different engagement shots or a couple of candids that show guests what your relationship is all about. With highlighted text providing an eye-catching pop of color, guests will appreciate this save the date magnet time and time again.
12. East Coast Breeze
Oceanfront weddings don’t have to be all fun in the sun and scorching hot sand. East Coast Breeze reminds guests of how special it can be to stroll along the beach as a cool spring breeze comes in off the water. Instead of bathing suits and sunglasses, hint at a wedding where bonfires and clam bakes reign supreme.
13. Wisteria Whisper
Having a spring wedding but not totally sure about your palette? Wisteria Whisper feels like spring without forcing you to commit to a specific type of flower, color combination, or theme. Then there’s the symbolism. For centuries, wisteria has been used in Japanese family crests and heraldry, making it the perfect celebration for starting a family of your very own.
14. In Full Bloom
In Full Bloom is for couples who don’t mind coloring outside the lines — literally and figuratively. Vibrant hand-sketched flowers breathe life into an otherwise sedate design. Sticking to lowercase type and using a cursive-like font for you and your future spouse’s names results in a save the date magnet that feels organic as well as romantic.
15. Be Happy!
Don’t worry, it’s Be Happy!, a save the date design that’s made with smiles in mind. Almost like a festival poster or sign for a fun spring festival, this suite brings together sharp geometric shapes, soft watercolor shading, and plenty of pastels, and the result is sheer joy.
16. Botanical Bliss
Go ahead and get giddy over your upcoming wedding — that’s the way it should be! Choosing Botanical Bliss as your save the date magnet will help. The cascade of country-chic flowers and perk green leaves takes up the majority of the page, with subtle striping and off-center text adding just the right amount of quirky charm.
17. Love And Gratitude
Some of the best save the date magnets don’t overtly lean toward a specific theme or season. Love and Gratitude is one of those. Thin, wobbly lines create a playful backdrop for a photograph of you and your partner, while oversized lowercase lettering makes a statement without feeling too formal. The colors used in the template are quietly spring-like, but you can switch them up to include corals and pinks and really amp up the seasonal vibes.
18. For You With Love
From the robin’s egg blue background to the pretty-in-pink lettering to the small sprig of flowers that exudes a kind of quiet joy, For You With Love is a save the date magnet made to celebrate the best parts of spring — including your wedding, of course.
19. Kissing Charm
Proof that watercolors can be bold and vibrant, Kissing Charm using a trio of dramatic shades and oversized numbers to underscore your wedding date. An imposing slash of text reminds guests to mark their calendars, while sheer simplicity of the font used for your names and the wedding location help those details stand out.
20. Decorative Spring
A few flowers strewn about up top, playful diagonal stripes down below, and a loving picture of the happy couple in between. Decorative Spring is an understated homage to a season filled with fresh flowers, misty rains, and one-of-a-kind weddings.
21. Watercolor Ombre
Like a dip-dyed Easter egg, Watercolor Ombre fades from a pale peach shade to a more robust pink, displaying wedding details along the way. Plan your engagement photoshoot to include outfits that match, or go for a contrasting image for an even more eye-catching way to say “We’re tying the knot!”
22. Blooming Bud
Sandwiched between Blooming Bud’s blush pink background and an overlay of sketched flowers is space for you to upload a photograph of you and your soon-to-be spouse. The peek-a-boo nature of the flowers creates a 3D effect that’s surprisingly fascinating, so don’t be surprised if your loved ones keep this magnet up long after you’ve already taken off on your honeymoon.
23. Delicate Florals
Delicate Florals is as pretty as a picture — especially because that’s your photo holding court between two trios of beautiful spring flowers. Add foil for extra glitz and glam or play with the color of the border to bring out even more spring spirit.
24. Vintage Bloom
Planning on some alfresco I dos? Want to get hitched surrounded by flowers? Love retro florals and romance in equal measure? Vintage Bloom ticks all those boxes and more, and the matching wedding invitations are equally endearing.
25. Love Arrows
It’s hard to look at a pair of arrows and a tiny heart and not wonder if Cupid has passed by recently. Even if you’re not getting married on Valentine’s Day, Love Arrows delivers romance galore, with a minimalist design that can be customized to be as delicate or as bold as you like.
26. Romantic Rose
It’s finally spring. The snow is gone, your flower beds are slowly coming into bloom, and you’re about to get married! All the more reason to go with a spring save the date magnet like Romantic Rose that pairs a treasured photograph and a bouquet of roses for two times the romance.
27. Secluded Blooms
Like a portal into your very own secret garden, Secluded Blooms offers potential guests a glimpse at your love with oodles of spring florals as window dressing. Text is kept to a minimum, letting the basic details and colorful flowers do all the talking.
Interested in more ideas to help make your dream of an unforgettable spring wedding a reality? Browse this spring wedding inspiration board for ideas on everything from napkin rings to handheld desserts.