Invite wording to include grooms parents?

Well, the traditional wording would be:

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Durand

request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter

Sophie Lynn

to

Jeffrey Matthew

son of

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lautrec

Saturday, the eighth of March

two thousand eighteen

at two o'clock in the afternoon

Fox Green Country Club

2621 Hunter Avenue

Atlanta, Georgia

That would include the groom's parents, without listing them as hosting.

Generally, the way I've seen a lot of invitations, it's whoever's hosting the wedding (AKA footing the bill). If it's both the bride and groom's parents, both sets' names should be on the invites. If it's solely the Bride's or solely the groom's family, then it should be their names.

For us, my parents are paying for the majority. FH's parents are paying for flowers, DJ, Rehearsal dinner and gave us some extra money to use as we wish so our invites read something like this:

Mr. & Mrs. ________

Request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter

Monika ____

to

FH

Son of Mr. & Mrs. _______

In our invites, both parents are mentioned, but it's clear that my parents are hosting the event/putting on the wedding...There are a lot of ways you can do it.

In our situation, both sets of parents are helping to some extent and it worked with the design of our invitations to do:

Mr. & Mrs. ____________

and

Mr. & Mrs. ____________

Request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their children

Ashley ____________

and

Bryan ____________

Like Monika said, there's so many ways to do it! Best of luck!!!