If you were being invited to a destination wedding, how far in advance would you want a save the date? My wedding planner said 9-12 months, but I still can't decide when in that range. I'm thinking 12 to prepare in case people need to plan or save money, but I'm a planner and start planning all my big vacations at least a year out. If it were you, when would you like to receive a save the date?
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