Wedding invitations

I agree with pps that you need to work on aligning things so you are consistently using either first person (we, our) or third person (the wedding of). It sounds like you want first person (we're inviting you...); if so, Michelle's suggestion with "We invite you...as we, Ashley Jones and Mike Smith...." is a consistent (but also less formal). You can change the exact verbiage to whatever you want, but stay consistent. Third person would be more formal/traditional, "The honor of your presence is requested at the marriage of Ashley Jones and Michael Smith...." or "Ashley Jones and Michael Smith request the honor of your presence at...."

Emily Post lists two wording options for formal wedding invitations hosted by the bride and groom:

Ms. [Miss] Andrea Jane Brigante and Mr. Robert Holden White request the honour of your presence at their marriage Saturday, the tenth of July two thousand seventeen at half after four o'clock First Congregational Church Richmond, Virginia

The honour of your presence is requested at the marriage of Ms. [Miss] Andrea Jane Brigante to Mr. Robert Holden White Saturday, the tenth of July two thousand seventeen at half after four o'clock First Congregational Church Richmond, Virginia

Do either of these work for you?

Thanks so much for sharing! I appreciate it!

I think I can work with the bottom one, thanks so much!

Makes sense! Thanks!