LeBron James' wedding is so secret invites don't have time or location

LeBron James and his fiancee Savannah Brinson have sent out their wedding invites and — in an attempt to throw off curious fans and the paparazzi — the nuptials are SO top secret they don't list a time or location ... but instead send invited guests on a clandestine retrieval mission.

According to the invites — obtained by TMZ — King James and his future bride are still tying the knot on the weekend of Sept.13th to 15th, somewhere in San Diego (which has become public knowledge from the "Save the Weekend" note the couple sent out back in March. That preliminary invite featured a caricature of the couple and their two sons, LeBron Jr, 8, and Bryce, 5, all grinning and dressed up flying a plane into San Diego.

But the latest invites are super vague ... only listing a "Welcome Barbecue" at 7pm on Friday, Sept 13th. Then listing a "Farewell Brunch" at 10:30 am Sunday. 

But there no mention of an address or the location of the ceremony!

One thing is for sure, Friday the 13th's BBQ falls on the beginning Yom Kippur, so don't expect any Jewish wedding crashers.

Guests are now instructed to call a top secret phone number by August 1st to continue the scavenger hunt. After guests call the number, someone will get back to them with actual details.

It's probably a good thing the couple didn't hire that Snowden guy as their wedding planner.

LeBron James sends out cute 'Save The Date' wedding announcement

LeBron James has finally announced a wedding date with Savannah Brinson — his longtime fiancee and mother of their two children — and even the "Save The Date" invitation they sent out makes the whole affair look like it will be a high-flying affair.

TMZ got their hands on a copy of the invite which instructs his friends and family to clear the calender for the weekend of Sept. 13 through 15 and make travel plans to San Diego — where the wedding will take place.

The informal "Save The Date" invite even comes with a caricature of King James, Savannah and the smiling kids, LeBron Jr. and Bryce, hanging on to a plane soaring over what looks like the state flag of Ohio.

The couple has been engaged since 2011 and this announcement definitely puts the kibosh any recent rumors that the relationship has been strained.

The one problem is the date, says TMZ. Because Sept. 13 is the beginning of Yom Kippur — a high holy day in the Jewish religion where Hebrews are supposed to fast for roughly 24 hours.

The Miami Heat star probably got the holiday weekend discount on the catering hall.