Wedding Invitation wording

We're in the same boat and we're probably doing something like "you are cordially invited to the wedding of" or "celebrate the wedding of"

Ours had just our first names in a fancy font at the top and then said "invite you to their wedding" etc. Here is the link for an example.

https://www.minted.com/product/all-in-one-wedding-invitations/MIN-01H-AIO/stacked-date?color=A&greeting=

We said:

"With Great Joy you are invited to celebrate the marriage of me and FH"

Hi Lauren! All of the above comments have great wordings, I would go with something short and sweet like "John Smith And Jane Doe cordially invite you to their wedding..." I found a great article that breaks down the wording even more, I'll link it below!

Anatomy of a Wedding Invitation

The wording will depend on how formal the wedding is as well as if it is in a church or other venue. Usually the phrase "the honor of your presence" is used for church weddings, whereas, "the pleasure of your company" is usually used for non-church weddings. Here was our invitation.