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Wedding Invitation Wording
Proper wedding invitation wording has been a concern of brides
through the ages. How do I word this, or should I include that? These are
a couple of questions that may come up when you go to design your own
wedding invitations
Here are some tips for your wedding invitation wording
General wording for
wedding invitations
Mr. and Mrs. John Blackwell
Request the honor of your presence at the wedding of
their daughter
Jenna Marie
To
Colin R. Lawson
On Saturday the twenty-seventh of July in the year
two-thousand and five
At three O’clock
St. Josephs Church
San Antonio, Texas
A less formal option would be:
Together with their parents
Jenna Marie Blackwell
And
Colin R. Lawson
Request the honor of your presence
at their marriage
on
Saturday, the twenty-seventh of July
two thousand and five
At
Three o’clock in the afternoon
St. Josephs Church
1415 East, Jefferson Street
San Antonio, Texas
Your wedding invitations wording can be as unique as your
wedding. Many people tend to make their invitations reflect their wedding
theme. For a western wedding – you would use wording that would be
representative of that theme. For a medieval theme – you would use a more
Shakespearian wording. For an extra touch - you could hire a calligrapher
to print the invitations by hand, or even better - do it yourself if you
have a talent for it.
For theme invitations you should be able to find a stationary and font
that would compliment that theme, and use the same wording format - with a
hint of that theme it in.
Your wedding invitations wording should reflect your own
personality – the flavor of the wedding and the love between you and your
fiancé.
Wedding Invitation Wording
