Is it grammatically acceptable to use an "and" instead of a "to" here? The word is bolded:
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levy
request the pleasure of your company
at the marriage of their daughter
Rachel Lynn
and
Doctor Michael Brandon Smithson
son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smithson
Saturday, the twenty-second of March
two thousand eighteen
at six o’clock
Temple Sinai
Granville, Ohio
It would cost a lot of money to get it changed to a "to" so fingers-crossed it still works. What do you think?
Also, if you don't think it works like this, please suggest re-wording something else that would make it work. Thank you!
