So let’s get onto how an invite should read.
There are two things that you need to determine here, firstly whether you want to go for a traditional or more contemporary wording, and secondly (as already mentioned) who is hosting the Wdding. Let’s initially look at traditional and contemporary wordings (for the benefit of the examples we have assumed that the Bride’s Parents will be hosting) to help you determine which initial style to go for.
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Traditional with Guests Names in Top Left |
Traditional with Guests Names included |
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Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. Lionel McManus
request the pleasure of your company
At the marriage of their daughter
Leanne Jane
to
Mr. Mark Ian McBride
at St. John's Church, Egglescliffe,
on Saturday 21st June
at 11.15 o'clock
and afterwards at
The Parklands Hotel
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Mr. & Mrs. Lionel McManus
request the pleasure of the company of
Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis
At the marriage of their daughter
Leanne Jane
to
Mr. Mark Ian McBride
at St. John's Church, Egglescliffe,
on Saturday 21st June
at 11.15 o'clock
and afterwards at
The Parklands Hotel |
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Alternative Wording |
Informal Option |
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Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. Lionel McManus
request the honour of your presence
At the marriage of their daughter
Leanne Jane
to
Mr. Mark Ian McBride
at St. John's Church, Egglescliffe,
on Saturday 21st June
at 11.15 o'clock
and afterwards at
The Parklands Hotel
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James and Tina Lewis
Lionel and Emily McManus
invite you to share in the happiness
of the marriage of their daughter
Leanne Jane
to
Mark Ian McBride
at St. John's Church, Egglescliffe,
on Saturday 21st June
at 11.15am
then afterwards at
The Parklands Hotel |
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