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Wedding Save the Date Rubber Stamp with Names and Date

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Wedding Save the Date Rubber Stamp with Names and DateLooking for a unique way to create your wedding stationary? This stamp is perfect to create handmade tags which can be used for your save the dates, attached to wedding favours or other forms of decoration for your wedding. It could also be used to create other items of wedding stationary or used after your wedding for your thank you cards too. This stamp features a simple wedding wreath design which can be personalised with your names and the date of

Looking for a unique way to create your wedding stationary? This stamp is perfect to create handmade tags which can be used for your save the dates, attached to wedding favours or other forms of decoration for your wedding.  It could also be used to create other items of wedding stationary or used after your wedding for your thank you cards too.

This stamp features a simple wedding wreath design which can be personalised with your names and the date of your wedding.  

DETAILS REQUIRED
Please supply:
- Names of couple
- Important date
- Any other changes to the words?
Please note alternative information can be included but please note that more information will result in much smaller writing.

Please note the font is as per the photo, however I can create these using a wide range of fonts.  Have something else in mind then please don't hesitate to contact me to discuss a custom order.

There are three size options available: 
- Small (maximum 3cm x 3cm - approx 1.18 x 1.18 inch)
- Medium (maximum 4cm x 4cm - approx 1.57 x 1.57 inch)
- Large (maximum 5cm x 5cm - approx 1.97 x 1.97 inch)

The stamp will be supplied mounted onto an acrylic block and can be bought with or without a small ink pad (approx 1 inch square).  

The stamp will be supplied in a small fabric bag and will include a care card with instructions on how to care for your stamp.

Please note the wooden tag is for illustration only and not supplied with the stamp.

INKS

If purchasing with an ink pad, a choice of colours is available, please see colour chart attached and include a note with your order of the required colour.  If no colour is stated, a black ink pad will be sent as standard.

The inks can be used on a variety of surfaces such as fabric, paper, wood, leather, unglazed ceramic, paper mache and shrink plastic. 

When stamping on fabric, heat setting is required and fabric should be pre-washed to remove sizing. VersaCraft is also great for archival scrapbooking projects due to its opacity and permanence.

A note about colours: It's not possible to guarantee the colour you receive will match the colour you see on the screen, due to variations in screen and monitors.

Please allow 1-2 weeks for the creation of your stamp, especially during busy periods.  For all personalised stamps a proof will be emailed, once approved the stamp will be created and then posted.

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