Design a wedding save-the-date card. Text, in this order of importance. Render the text exactly as written, spelled correctly, nothing else. 1. "{{your_name}} & {{partner_name}}": the names, the largest element 2. "{{event_date}}": second, with generous letter spacing 3. "{{city}}": third 4. "Save the Date": small, in spaced capitals, above the names 5. "Invitation to follow": the smallest, at the bottom Layout: 5 x 7 in portrait. A classical centered axis is right for this piece, but give it rhythm: wide space above the names, the date and city grouped tightly, and a clear gap before the last line. 0.5 in margins. Type: a high-contrast serif for the names, with its italic for the ampersand; the same family in spaced small caps for everything else. One family, two styles, no hard-to-read script. Color: warm white stock #FAF7F2, deep ink #22303C and one accent such as sage #8A9A7B or terracotta #C0704F, used only on the ampersand and the illustration. Imagery: one quiet element: a fine-line botanical sprig or a simple line drawing of a landmark in {{city}}, small, in the accent color. No photos. Print: 5 x 7 in, 0.125 in bleed, text 0.25 in inside the trim, 300 dpi, on uncoated or cotton stock. After the image, add one line reminding me that AI images are RGB, so I should convert to CMYK and check the colors before printing. Order a printed proof first. Avoid: misspelled names, extra words, fake glitter or gold foil, glossy 3D, ornate swirl clip art, lens flares, sparkles, watercolor washes everywhere, more than one focal point.