Wording matters: how to formulate your wedding invitations and order of service wedding Wedding invitations are the first aspect of the wedding the bride, groom, wedding planners, and deal excited the other parties, if, unlike other aspects that may be passed as things start working closer the date, wedding invitation has the potential to be perfect. Although the wording and the label on your wedding invitations and order of wedding service can certainly be varied and reflect your own personal feelings about your ceremony, there are aspects of language that are considered traditional .
For example, depending on many different factors (such as the size of marriage, the presence of parents who pay, the age of the bride and groom, etc.) the wedding invitations can begin in two ways:
- Mr. and Mrs. ___ request your presence at the marriage of their daughter / son to ___. Or
- __ __ And request your presence at their marriage.
Obviously there is some variation in the current wording of the invitation, but you must decide if your name or names of your parents will be on top. If you choose the second option, you can add the phrase "with their parents at the beginning. As mentioned previously, it is to you and is determined by factors specific to your wedding there are no set rules in stone as far as this is the introduction.
This introduction is usually followed by details of the wedding. The best rule to follow is to short, but very clear. You do not want any confusion about the date or time, and sometimes people get confused if you say in a "fantasy" way. Obviously, the date, time and place of marriage is essential to any invitation, but there are other things you want to examine. A lot of people forget is costume-how should all be dressed for the wedding? Obviously, the marriage will be dressed in formal attire, but do you think will be necessary for customers? Most people know how to dress appropriately, but if you want to be sure, be clear in your wedding invitations.
Something that is not specified by the rules of etiquette wording / phrasing is the inclusion of a special verse or quote that means something for the newlyweds and their families. This is a very precise set the tone for the wedding coming in a personal way. Many invitations come with quotes already present above the request to be present but if you have a specific price in mind that is not readily available, you ensure that you can find a supplier who can meet your needs.
Remember that no matter what, your wedding invitations are your first impressions, and many of your guests to save them as a reminder of your special day. Make them clear, but make them personal.
Posted on February 21, 2010.