Invitation wording help

I always like something like "the Bride & Groom, together with their families...invite you to (share in the joy/celebrate their marriage/witness the exchanging of vows)......"

It's really non-specific, and it puts you and FH right up front as the "hosts."

From The Knot:

Wedding Invitation Wording If the Couple Is Hosting

If you’re paying for the wedding yourselves, the invite wording will look slightly different. Essentially, the greeting will skip the host line and begin with the request line—here’s an example.

The honor of your presence

is requested at the marriage of

Heather Marie Smith

to Michael Francis Jacobson

Saturday, the seventeenth of May

two thousand and twenty

at half past four in the afternoon

Heather Marie Smith &

Michael Francis Jacobson

invite you to share in their joy at their wedding

Saturday, May 17, 2020

at 4:30 in the afternoon

This is what I did. I just made it on Microsoft word.

Hey Rachel This The Knot article has some sample wording to use in different situations (depending on who is hosting), both formal and casual - Wedding Invitation Wording—Decoded