WEDDING INVITATION WORDING

I like verseit.com for ideas. They have classic & totally cheesy options. Of course you can mix and match wording that you like.

*bing* The captain has turned off the caps-lock sign, you may now safely use lower case *bing*

You might get more responses if you edit your post so it isn't in all caps. It feels like yelling.

Invitations Wording Examples

http://www.invitationconsultants.com/samplewording.aspx?p_subcategory=1

site with TONS of invitation wording

have you searched with google?

True love lassoed their hearts

and the trail has led them here...

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Durand

request the honor of your presence

at the marriage of their daughter

Jenny Ann

to

Brad Thomas

son of

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lautrec

as they get hitched

on Saturday, June twenty-first

two thousand eighteen

at three o'clock in the afternoon

Fox Green Country Club

12997 Riverdale Way

Little Falls, Virginia

Sorry for the caps lock guys. Where I work we have to use it all the time and I completely forgot to to turn it off. I didn't even think about it. Thanks for the advice. One more question. My father is paying for the entire wedding. My mom is in no way involved and my fiance's parents have not helped at all either. Would it be tacky to state that my father is requesting the presence?

Its your invitation do what you want to do.

Well me and my fiance r paying for everything and getting padrinos and madrinas to help with the lesser stuff that we need like our laso and coins but we are still going to put on the invites that our parents are requesting the presence of our guests.

By the way is it cheaper to do the invites yourself on the computer or getting them made?

Our kids are in no way paying for anything but our invites read

Kid, Kid, KId, Kid and kid

invite you to share in the joy and celebration as their parents

him & i

join their families in marriage

thought it was nice to keep them involved

And I am using the ones you print out at home, pretty simple so far

Kimberly J, I LOVE that idea, and there is a good chance I may steal it... Adorable.

Having

"son of

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lautrec "

is just acknowledging them as being his parents, it doesn't include them with the "inviting"

If you only want your dad's name on the invite, go for it.

But I think it is polite to put everyone.