Minted on Friday unveiled its 2026 Save the Date collection, a new line of stationery the company says was created by independent artists and designed to be highly customizable for couples planning weddings next year.

The collection includes a range of styles — from minimalist typography to hand-painted florals and photo-forward layouts — and offers multiple printing techniques and premium papers, Minted said in materials reported by the New York Post. Buyers can adjust fonts, colors and layouts online, and the company is offering free designer edits for customers who request custom changes.

Minted emphasized the role of its global community of independent artists, saying each design in the drop bears the name of the creator. The company said the collection is intended to reflect a broad set of wedding aesthetics — including botanical illustrations for spring ceremonies, dramatic typography for formal city events and modern, graphic motifs for destination celebrations.

The company is offering a range of production methods, including digital printing, letterpress, foil stamping and embossing. Cardstock options range from smooth matte to soft-touch and pearlescent finishes, Minted said. The materials and finishes are presented as elements that allow couples to create a tactile announcement that can serve as a keepsake for guests.

Minted also highlighted the ability to expand the design into a cohesive stationery suite: matching invitations, wedding websites, programs, menus and thank-you cards are available to coordinate with a chosen Save the Date. The company said buyers can add custom envelopes, monograms and address printing services as part of the ordering process.

The New York Post report included a promotional offer tied to the launch. Minted is running a limited-time discount code, SAVETHEDATE50, for 50% off Save the Date cards; the code is listed as expiring Dec. 31. The company did not provide sales figures or expected order volumes in the report.

Industry observers and wedding planners have noted an increase in early Save the Date mailings in recent years as couples secure venues and coordinate travel-heavy guest lists well in advance. Minted's new collection is being positioned to meet that demand, with design elements that can be adapted to different seasons and venues.

Minted, founded in 2007, operates a marketplace model that commissions designs from independent artists. The platform has previously been used by couples seeking bespoke or small-batch stationery options, and the 2026 launch continues the company's emphasis on artist attribution and customization.

The company framed the physical card as a complement to digital communication. Minted argued that printed announcements provide a tangible moment for recipients and contribute to a consistent visual identity across a wedding's materials. The New York Post noted that the pandemic-era shift toward virtual events prompted renewed appreciation for physical keepsakes, a trend Minted cited when describing the collection.

The 2026 Save the Date drop arrives ahead of a busy planning season for couples preparing weddings next year. Minted's release offers a range of price and finish choices intended to accommodate different budgets and aesthetic priorities; specific pricing for designs and upgrades varies by layout and production choices.

Sample Save the Date design from Minted

Minted's announcement, as reported, includes customer-facing tools such as on-site customization and optional designer collaboration. The company also promotes add-on services like free address printing for envelopes. The New York Post's coverage of the launch emphasized both the creative origins of the designs and the practical benefits of early ordering.

For couples interested in the collection, Minted's site displays the full set of Save the Date options, customization controls and the terms of the promotional offer. The company and the New York Post did not provide details on production lead times in the announcement; couples were advised to factor printing and mailing schedules into their planning when ordering.

The 2026 Save the Date collection is Minted's latest seasonal release in a competitive wedding stationery market that includes boutique designers and mass-market retailers. The company described the new line as part of an ongoing effort to offer artist-driven designs and expanded customization to meet diverse wedding needs.