Save The Date Card Wording

We send a save the date / combo Christmas card. There will be pictures of us as children on Santa's lap. I'm looking for a creative formula. Our wedding date is 7/10/10. Ideas?

Maybe something like "We know that Christmas is coming, but here's another important date to remember for you!"

when we were young, we asked every Christmas for the sweetest most beautiful gift in the world and now we both have it!

Awww, I did not really ideas, but congratulations to marry

You'll freeze your ass this Christmas, but do not worry you'll be sweating your ass to our wedding in July ....

Interior: Santa wants you to know ........

Inside: What XXX and XXX marry!

The traditional way is for each person involved to inform those closest to him. For example, the groom's mother would write to his friends and relatives, telephone father of the bride's friends and relatives, while the groom sends emails to his personal friends, and so on. The idea of a mass distribution similar products commercially impersonal mass production is an invention of the wedding industry and has no justification in either the label or tradition. If you're really stuck with the task of getting all the information on your own, then hand write a personal note in the card under the printed holiday greeting. If there must be a "Dear Aunt Debby and Uncle Dave" to the message, write above the printed hello.

Debby dear Aunt and Uncle Dave
GREETINGS
Gordon and I finally chose a date, July 10, 2010. Give me hugs poodles.
Love, Lizzie

Note that personal messages informing people of the day without an implied promise that you invite them? flexibility is good.

Use the exact words of the song "Santa Baby":
"Santa Baby, forgot to mention one little thing, a ring
I do not want a phone "and then mention how you've found! :-)

Joy to the world, we are finally getting married!

All I want for Christmas is my wedding ring!

Please join us for Christmas in July on 7-10-10.