Personalised wedding rubber stamps let you repeat your names, wedding date or chosen design on invitations, save-the-date cards, envelopes and favour tags. Choose the impression size to fit your stationery, and match the ink to the material you plan to stamp.
Which wedding stamp should I choose?
Start with the available space on your card or tag. A compact stamp suits a smaller area; a larger stamp gives a border or ticket design more room. All dimensions below describe the impression size. Check the product personaliser to see which wording you can change.
Browse the personalised wedding stamp collection, or compare the five designs below.
Leaf-border name and date stamp
Trodat Printy 4926 — 75 × 38mm impression size. A leaf border frames your names and wedding date. Consider this design for invitation cards or favour tags with enough room for the full impression.
Heart and arrows save-the-date stamp
SD4U Imprint 13 — 58 × 22mm impression size. Crossed arrows and a heart sit beside the personalised wording. This rectangular design is an option for save-the-date cards and paper tags.
Ticket-style wedding stamp
Trodat Printy 4926 — 75 × 38mm impression size. A ticket-style border gives save-the-date stationery an event-ticket layout. Check each text field and the finished preview before ordering.
Love birds save-the-date stamp
Trodat Printy 4926 — 75 × 38mm impression size. Two birds appear above the personalised names and save-the-date wording. Allow space for the full design on your card.
Champagne glasses wedding stamp
SD4U Imprint 12 — 48 × 18mm impression size. Champagne glasses accompany the personalised wedding wording. This smaller impression can suit paper tags and cards where space is limited.
What paper and card work best?
Flat, absorbent, uncoated paper or card is a sensible starting point for a standard self-inking stamp. Glossy or coated stationery can cause ink to smear or dry slowly. Textured card can also affect the result. Test on spare material before stamping your finished invitations, and ask us for advice if you are unsure about your paper.
For fabric, napkins, glass or other unusual surfaces, contact us before ordering so we can advise on a suitable stamp and ink combination. A standard stationery stamp should not be assumed suitable for every material.
How do I personalise the design?
Select the product and available ink colour, then enter your wording in the personaliser. Check names, dates, spelling and layout in the visual before ordering. The fields and text capacity vary by design and impression size. A separate proof is available on request.
If you want to use your own monogram or artwork instead of a preset wedding design, see our custom logo-stamp buying guide. Upload SVG, PNG or JPG/JPEG artwork in the online personaliser. PDF upload is not currently supported; contact us before ordering if your artwork is only available as a PDF.
Can I stamp the return address on my envelopes?
Yes, a separate address stamp can make repeated envelope addressing easier. Choose a size that fits the envelope and keep the text legible. Compare suitable layouts in our address-stamp buying guide.
How should I plan for a large batch?
Check your wording carefully, allow time for production and delivery, and test the stamp on spare stationery before starting the full batch. Apply even pressure on a flat surface and let the ink dry before stacking cards. If the impression becomes faint, use a compatible replacement pad for the exact model; the ink pad finder can help.
For help choosing a wedding stamp or checking a surface, call 01695 769113 or email info@stampdesign4u.co.uk.