Rescheduling our 10/10/20 wedding

We're also doing this! Wondering the same thing- my mom said to not even mention it since we're doing the "full" ceremony next year...but idk.

View Quoted Comment I know, but how would you word it as far as your last name? Unless you don’t take his last name.

View Quoted Comment We didn't even put our names on our change the dates, it was just a picture of us, our new date, and "let's try this again."
Our original 2020 invitations would've had pretty traditional wording.
Mr. and Mrs. MyParents and Mr. and Mrs. HisParents invite you to the wedding of their children Alexandra and Joseph.We each have the same last name as our parents, so we were just going to use our first names, and we may still use wording like that next year. If you're hosting the wedding yourselves and people know you'll already be married, I think you can use your married name, just write out each of your names.Rebecca LastName and Husband LastName invite you to celebrate their marriage, or something like that instead of Rebecca and Husband LastName...

Maybe text out postponement announcements just so your guests are aware it’s been canceled. Then after the wedding on 10/10, create a change the date card with a pic from the wedding that announces you got married but still want to celebrate with family and friends. So please save the date of _____ to attend our reception.

Thank you, ladies!

We did a “scratch that! Change of plans!” Something all the lines of we’re going to to dancer and drink a little harder.


We didn’t include we’re getting married this year. We’ll post our surprise elopement announcement on 10/10/20

Not to Cristiam Diaz