Invitation Wording

We're paying for most of the wedding, and to avoid the issue of having the parents listed out we put this on our invitations:

I see "Together with their Parents" a lot of times, and I think that kind of skirts that problem. This way, you're not naming anyone specific, but it implies that the parents are inviting guests to celebrate the marriage of their children.

I like this wording"
"Mr. And Mrs. Your Parents
Invite you to celebrate the marriage of
Your Name
&
FHs Name
Son of FHs parents"

Wordy? Yes. But it include all the names if that's important to everyone.

We are paying for most of it & only my family is helping but we are going to do this since both of our families will be there:

Together with their families

Jesse Gomez
and
Teresa Bradshaw

Invite you to celebrate their union

We are paying 100% for ours and so the top says "Please join us for the wedding celebration of" and then in the middle it is my first and last name and his first and last name then the venue address followed by "dinner, dancing, and drinks to follow"

We are paying for most of it, but our parents have given a little. We wrote together with their families, Full Name and Full Name request the pleasure of your company at the celebration of their marriage

My parents, his parents and the two of us are all contributing to the wedding financially (not equally though). I worded our invitations with "Together with their parents."

My parents gave us a huge portion of the money for our wedding and when I asked them if they would like their names on the invitation, they said forget the traditional stuff and put both their names and FH's parents names on the invitation because they saw it as everyone showing emotional support for us, not recognition for who gave money. In your case, since your FH's parents didn't even say congratulations, I'd put Mr. And Mrs. Your Parents invite you to the marriage of their daughter Your Name to FH Name... It's definitely more traditional for the bride's parents to be giving away the bride so it shouldn't cause any greviences with FH's parents. The safest route is to go with previous posters and say Together with our families... If your parents don't mind that wording.

I disagree with together with our families, it seems like not appreciative of what OPs parents are doing