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Leave sufficient time to consider the invitations when you are planning your wedding. All sending a message to the recipients to the recipients and setting the tone for the wedding itself is the look of them, the wording of them, as well as the intent behind their presentation.

For a traditional wording for your wedding invitations, it can go something like this:

Mr. & Mrs. John White

Would like to request the honor of your presence

For you to witness the bonding together

Of their daughter Evelyn Linda White

And

Mr. Michael Warren Jess op

Son of Mr. And Mrs. Winston Jess op

This would, of course, be followed by the particulars.

A less formal approach might read something like this

Evelyn Linda White

And

Michael Warren Jess op

Invite you to witness

Their vows of love

On their wedding day.

And so on

When it comes to a formal versus a casual approach to your wedding invitations, there is nothing inherently right or wrong about it. The scale of the event is where that decision would simply depend on.

As a matter of fact, it would even be appropriate to include the invitation to the wedding reception with the wedding invitation in some situations. At other times, creating a separate invitation for both events would be more prudent.

When it comes to a separate invitation to the reception, it might look like this

Evelyn Linda White

And

Mr. Michael Warren Jess op

Is requesting the pleasure of your company

At their wedding reception,

Sunday, the tenth of June

3:00 P.M.

St. Andrew's Church

3268 Sixth Avenue

The requested attire is black tie

RSVP

888 376-9882

Take note. Email RSVPs will only be acceptable if it is an informal event. If ever, there is also rarely a time when it would be appropriate to invite a guest to your wedding but not to your reception.

To the wedding and reception invitations, the reply card is a fairly new accessory. This is considered as a separate card which is included inside the invitation with lines to be filled out. Etiquette requires you to provide a stamp on the reply card's envelope.

But unlike your intention, the rules are not as important. As long as you put a little conscious energy into every phase of your wedding, including your invitations, then you will be able to manifest a clear and ringing expression of your love and commitment, and a beautiful memory for a lifetime.

by: Katharine Benjamin




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