Wording Your Wedding Invitation

The wedding invitation wording is simply the words that simply say, "can you come to our wedding?" However, the wedding reception invitation wording is not that simple.

Australia, Australia (prHWY.com) October 6, 2012 - "So, are you coming to the wedding bro?": Is probably not the best way to start

The wedding invitation wording is simply the words that simply say, "can you come to our wedding?" However, the wedding reception invitation wording is not that simple. There are traditions to follow if you want your wedding to work out as you have planned. You may consider a unique wedding invitation wording, but you have to consider that these words that you will give to your friends and relatives will be the kick off point to your wedding. It will become the tone of your celebration until the end of the reception.

If you have already seen a wedding invitation wording sample, you might notice that the invitation is often formal and the words are very specific. Tradition would suggest if you are planning a formal wedding, your invitation should also be formal. The wedding shower invitation wording could be loose since it will be a party, but wedding program and invitation wording should reflect what your plans for your wedding could be.

For example, the destination wedding invitation wording should reflect the island you are going to, or the place and atmosphere where you will be staying. Be specific as to who you are inviting by including all the names of the people you want to attend. If you want only the parents in the family to attend, don't mention "and family". In fact "and family" should never be mentioned. Instead write all the names of the people you want to attend.


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