Invitation and special event magnets
Magnetic invitations put the date on the fridge instead of in a drawer, from a minimum of just 50 units — a realistic quantity for a wedding or a single event.
Sizes and formats

Standard DL

A5

A6

Value DL
What to put on it
- The date, prominently. It's the single piece of information the magnet exists to preserve.
- Venue and start time, with enough address detail to find it without a follow-up call.
- RSVP details and a deadline, which is where most events lose track.
- Keep decoration secondary to legibility. It will be read from across a kitchen.
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Why invitation and special event magnets work
A paper invitation is read once and filed somewhere. A magnetic one goes on the fridge, where the household plans its calendar — which is the difference between a guest remembering and a guest apologising.
The 50-unit minimum matters here more than in any other category. Most events don't need hundreds of invitations, and most suppliers won't take an order that small.
Which format suits
A6
105 × 148mm, fits a standard envelope for posting. The most common invitation format.
Standard DL
Posts easily and suits a landscape design.
A5
A larger keepsake format for weddings and milestone events.
Value DL
The most economical option for larger guest lists.
Common questions
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