Invitation advice: using a home as a venue?

Not having mine at a house, but I think I've seen people put "the (last name) residence" followed by the address

I bought my invitations on Wedding Paper Divas (30 percent off right now) We are getting married at a Church and having our reception at my FMIL home. We included a separate reception card that says "Last Name Residence" Then address, and the bottom says "Please join us for cocktails, dinner , and dancing in the honor of the new Mr and Mrs. "Last name" and it just gives the time. Pretty plain but to the point!

My FH's sister is getting married in a backyard too and on invites she put Casa Velazquez. Which is his and her future last name. So maybe you can put something catchy like that too. Like a made up restaurant name for grandma house?

Also having my reception at a house/mansion but actually has a name. I wouldn't make up a name unless its clear to all in attendance/invited that its your grandma's house. For example someone might leave the directions card and google search and be very confused.

I think it would be less confusing as a guest to put "the last name residence".

The house we are getting married at has an actual name and a sign when you drive up...so not a problem for us. But a friend last year did the "____________ Residence" option and everyone understood it was at his parents ranch property. They had signs and people to direct parking and all that.

You always list the address of the venue on the invitation, even if it's a private residence.

Our wedding is at my parents house and at the bottom of the card we put

The (last name) Residence

Street Address

City, State Zip code

The rest of the invitation was the normal wording Mr. and Mrs. Steven (last name) request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter

Katherine (plus middle name)

To

Jeffrey (middle name and last)

on wedding date

at time

Thank you all for your advice, I'll put the last name residence!

Reception

following the ceremony

at the home of

{Hosts}

Address

City, State Zip