Samples of Wedding Invitation Wording - Bride and Groom Inviting
March 2, 2010
One of the most important steps in the process of ordering your wedding invitations is writing the wedding invitation wording.
Formal wedding invitations must follow proper wedding invitation etiquette and should include the following:
- Bride and Grooms full names (including middle names)
- Day and date of the wedding
- The year should be written out on the next line following the date
- Time of the wedding
- Location of the wedding (formal wedding invitations usually just include the name of the church or building, while less formal or casual wedding invitations might also include the street address)
- City and State (do not include zip code)
Those are the essentials, the things that you absolutely MUST include in your wedding invitation wording. Other than that, you can be very creative with the rest of the wording. However, your wedding invitation wording will vary based on several factors like:
- Who is doing the inviting. (Bride’s parents, Bride’s and Groom’s parents, Bride and Groom, Children of Bride and Groom, etc.)
- If the Bride’s or Groom’s parents are deceased
- If the Bride’s or Groom’s parents are divorced
- If it is a second (or third or fourth) marriage
- If the wedding is being held in a Church or at a Home or other non-church location
Here are some samples of wedding invitation wording where the Bride and Groom are doing the inviting:
With joyous hearts
we invite you to attend
the wedding of
LaJune Nashea Hamilton
and
Donovan Ramond Williamson
Saturday, the twenty-fifth of April
Two thousand and ten
at five thirty in the evening
Venetian Terrace
215 Mandalay Canal
Arlington, Texas
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Please join us
for a celebration of
Love, friendship, laughter, and family
as
Audrey Davidson
and
Donny Wolverton
Join their hands in holy matrimony
Saturday, August 22
two thousand and ten
at six o’clock in the evening
Windy Road Ranch
Lubbock, Texas
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TOGETHER WITH THEIR PARENTS AND FAMILY
Luanna Gutierrez
AND
Ryan Jacob Dominguez
REQUEST THE HONOUR OF YOUR PRESENCE
AS THEY JOIN HANDS IN HOLY MATRIMONY
SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRST OF NOVEMBER
TWO THOUSAND AND NINE
AT ONE O’CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON
HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC CHURCH
HEMET, CALIFORNIA
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Because you have shared in
our lives
by your friendship and love we,
Nicole Bernadette Cypert
and
Nicholas Thomas Jacobson
together with our parents
invite you to share
the beginning of our new life together
when we exchange marriage vows
on Friday, the ninth of May
two thousand eleven
at five o’clock in the evening
Paradise Country Club
Madison, Wisconson
———————————————————-
You are invited to a celebration
of the beginning of our new life together
as Mari D’Lynn Martin
and
Colton Jeremy Jamison
are united as husband and wife
Friday, the twenty-seventh of March
two thousand and ten
at two o’clock in the afternoon
First Baptist Church
Jersey City, New Jersey
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The next post in this series will include samples of wedding invitation wording for weddings where the Bride’s parents are doing the inviting. You can also view more samples of wedding invitation wording on actual wedding invitations I have created at www.JoyfulHeartDesign.com.
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August 24, 2009
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How To Word Wedding Invitations To Include The Groom’s Parents
August 8, 2009
Confused about how to word your wedding invitation? Watch this video for some great tips.
The main thing to remember is that it’s the hosts (whoever is paying for the wedding) who officially invite the wedding guests. This video specifically addresses the issue of how to address your wedding invitation when the bride’s parent’s are hosting, but you would like to include the groom’s parents names as well.
Confused about how to word your wedding invitation? Watch this video for some great tips.
The main thing to remember is that it’s the hosts (whoever is paying for the wedding) who officially invite the wedding guests. This video specifically addresses the issue of how to address your wedding invitation when the bride’s parent’s are hosting, but you would like to include the groom’s parents names as well.
Wedding Invitations:
How To Word Wedding Invitations To Include The Groom’s Parents
When you order your wedding invitations from Joyful Heart Design, you may choose your own wording for your wedding invitation. And you are not limited to a certain number of lines of text. We will work with you to make sure the wording is perfect and will make suggestions, but ultimately, the choice is yours.
All of the wedding invitations at Joyful Heart Design are printed in full color. Therefore, not only can the design include as many colors as you wish, but your wording can also be printed in 2 or 3 or more colors, at no extra charge.
View our newest contemporary, colorful and delightfully unique wedding invitation designs at:
www.joyfulheartdesign.com
or on Photo Albums on our Facebook Page
When you order your wedding invitations from Joyful Heart Design, you may choose your own wording for your wedding invitation. And you are not limited to a certain number of lines of text. We will work with you to make sure the wording is perfect and will make suggestions, but ultimately, the choice is yours.
All of the wedding invitations at Joyful Heart Design are printed in full color. Therefore, not only can the design include as many colors as you wish, but your wording can also be printed in 2 or 3 or more colors, at no extra charge.
View our newest contemporary, colorful and delightfully unique wedding invitation designs at:
www.joyfulheartdesign.com
or on Photo Albums on our Facebook Page
Escort cards, Place cards… what’s the difference?
April 10, 2009
Do you know the difference between an escort card and a place card?
Is there a difference? Or are they the same thing?
Does it really matter?
What about seating charts?
The answer is YES, there is a difference. And, YES, it does matter. HERE is a great article that not only explains the difference, but explains why it matters.
And, although they are not currently listed on our website, YES, Joyful Heart Design does do escort cards and place cards. In fact, we can do any and all of your wedding stationery, including but not limited to:
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escort cards
place cards
wedding programs
menus
thank you notes
bookmark favors
favor labels & tags
return address labels
bridal shower invitations
save the date cards
rehearsal dinner invitations
maps
announcements
You can have everything designed to match and coordinate with your wedding invitations and with your wedding theme and colors. Visit www.JoyfulHeartDesign.com to get ideas and email us for a quote on and wedding stationery elements that are not listed on our website.












