Wedding Invitation Wording
There are many ways you can add in your own wording to add a personal touch, we have listed a few various scenarios. If you need any help with your wording please feel welcome to contact us for advice. These are suggestions only, don't forget that wording should reflect your own personal taste and style as well and the level of formality you would like on your day.
Wedding Invitation Wording when both sets of parents are funding the wedding: Mr. and Mrs. Brides Parents and (or together with) Mr. and Mrs. Grooms Parents request the honor of your presence (or request the pleasure of the company of) Guest Name(s) at the marriage of their children Brides Name and Grooms Name On Wedding Date At Ceremony Place Name Ceremony Location At Time Followed by a reception at Reception Place Name Reception Address At Time RSVP (or Please return the enclosed RSVP by) RSVP Date RSVP Address Details
Wedding Invitation Wording if Bride's parents are hosting, but would like to include grooms parents on the invitation: Mr. and Mrs. Brides Parents request the honor of your presence (or request the pleasure of the company of) Guest Name at the marriage of their daughter Bride to Groom son of Mr. and Mrs. Grooms Name etc.
Wedding Invitation Wording when the bride and groom are paying for the wedding themselves, the wording could read: Dear Guest Name Together with their parents, Brides Name and Grooms Name request the honor of your presence (or request the pleasure or your company) to celebrate their marriage etc.
Wedding Invitation Wording when Brides parents are divorced, issued by the parent who raised her: Ms. Brides Mother requests the honor of your presence (or request the pleasure of your company) at the wedding of her daughter Bride to Groom etc.
Wedding Invitation Wording when Divorced parents are hosting the wedding together: Mr. Brides Father and Ms. Brides Mother request the honor of your presence (or request the pleasure of your company) at the marriage of their daughter Bride to Groom
Wedding Invitation Wording when a Divorced parent and new stepparent are hosting the wedding: Mr. and Mrs. Brides Stepparents Name request the honor of your presence (or request the pleasure of your company) at the marriage of Mrs. Brides Mothers daughter Bride to Groom etc.
Wedding Invitation Wording for a Child of divorced and remarried parents both hosting the wedding: Mr. and Mrs. Brides Parents Names and Mr. and Mrs. Grooms Parents Names request the honor of your presence (or request the pleasure of your company) at the marriage of their daughter Bride to Groom etc.
There are many ways you can add in your own wording to add a personal touch, we have listed a few various scenarios. If you need any help with your wording please feel welcome to contact us for advice. These are suggestions only, don't forget that wording should reflect your own personal taste and style as well and the level of formality you would like on your day. |