Teaser, a well known
word for advertise industry. Have you ever thought, why movies, campaigns, ads
have always teaser and why not a marriage event. Don’t worry. Now, read the
article carefully and get a fair idea about creating a teaser for your marriage.
Lets the audience
know something big is coming. After all, you had walked long years to be the
lead protagonist of the movie sponsored by your dad. This teaser is the single opening gambit that
gets your friends and relatives attention and gives them a heads up as to what
is coming their way.
Save the Date: A save
the date is a notice stating the date of a significant event such as a wedding. It
is typically sent to those likely to be interested or affected by the event and
states the planned date of the occasion so that recipients who wish to attend
know to keep that date free. For weddings, save the dates usually take the form
of a card. They are generally sent out at least six to twelve months before the
wedding date, and are usually followed by a formal wedding invitation.
You can send a card, as a part of traditional
way. However, I will suggest going for an online update, on a social site used
by your fraternity, with a simple image carrying bold letters “SAVE THE DATE”
and the numerical date itself. Otherwise, send the same image to your friends
mailing box. Publish the image at your own wedding website, dedicated for each
and every update about the special day or send the “Save the date” card to
their postal address followed by a marriage invitation. To add more twist to
story, you can write, “HOLD THE DATE” with keeping other attributes as same as
“Save the Date”.
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