Insert card.. Question about wording

I'm going to say yes? If you rearrange the sentence, you get the following:

Visit website for directions and more information.

Other examples that read like that.

Because he loved acting, he refused to give up his dream of being in the movies.

Unless we act now, all is lost.

For more directions, call (916) 351-3527.

But I would love a grammar teacher to tell me what the real answer is.

I'm not exactly a grammar teacher but I'm pretty good at it and Hayley is correct, you do need a comma.

Yes I think the coma should be there

My gut instinct is yes, you do need the comma. I googled the phrase and came across a few sites that used it and the majority of them used the comma as well.

We're doing a card, too:

Please visit our website:

www.weddingwire.com/XXXXXX

I did hotel block info on a business card, I put all the hotel block info, and at the bottom I have for more info go to: www.weddingwire.com/XXXXX

I say no.

I think the comma should be there. I did something similar in mine, I put something like:

For information on hotel accomodations, map and directions, registry, and all things wedding, please visit our website. (yes I went against etiquette and put a line about registry in there).

I think the comma should be there, but say "please visit" instead of just vist after it.

Comma definitely!

KK I could be wrong but I think you need a comma....thats a tricky one because beginning the sentence with "for" makes it a prepositional phrase-and most of the time you need a comma in there when you begin with a preposition-I think you are just feeling weird about it because it is a short statement but I still think it should have one.

Agreed with Erin! I am doing something similar with my invitations, now I have to go look at it and make sure its right!

Hey KK. I'm an actual English Major (I know...rare, right?) and the reason you're having trouble is because the entire phrase is a bit strange. Starting a sentence with the word "for" is always hard to work with. I would say something like:

Please visit our website for additional information:

weddingwire.com/katieandward

The guests will get the idea that directions are probably on your site, so I don't necessarily think you need to add "and directions" there. However, if you still want to add that, you could put:

Please visit our website for directions and additional information:

weddingwire.com/katieandward

Hope this helps.

I would word it as follows:

Please visit our wedding website for directions and other information.

Love, KK & Beau

www.....

Yes, you need a comma

Yes, definitely needs a comma