Your Personal Wedding Invitations
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Your Personal Wedding Invitations
Setting the Tone with Thoughtful Invitations
When planning your wedding, it’s essential to dedicate ample time to your invitations. Their design, wording, and presentation convey a message to your guests and establish the wedding's tone.
Traditionally, wedding invitations might read:
```
Mr. & Mrs. John White
request the honor of your presence
to witness the marriage of their daughter
Evelyn Linda White
and
Mr. Michael Warren Jessop
son of Mr. and Mrs. Winston Jessop
```
Following this, you would include the event details.
For a more casual approach, consider:
```
Evelyn Linda White
and
Michael Warren Jessop
invite you to share
their vows of love
on their wedding day.
```
Choosing between a formal or casual invitation depends on the wedding's nature. Sometimes, a combined invitation for the wedding and reception is appropriate, while other occasions may require separate invitations.
A separate reception invitation might look like this:
```
Evelyn Linda White
and
Mr. Michael Warren Jessop
request the pleasure of your company
at their wedding reception
Sunday, the tenth of June
3:00 P.M.
St. Andrew's Church
3268 Sixth Avenue
Black tie requested
RSVP
888-376-9882
```
Note: Email RSVPs are generally reserved for informal events. It's customary to invite guests to both the ceremony and reception.
A newer addition to invitations is the "reply card," a separate card included for guests to confirm attendance. Proper etiquette suggests providing a stamped envelope for the reply card.
Ultimately, it’s the thought and intention behind your invitations that matter. By infusing each aspect of your wedding with care, including your invitations, you create a heartfelt expression of love and commitment, crafting memories to cherish for a lifetime.
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