Wedding Invitation Wording
Free Invitation Wording Ideas
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Invitation & Stationery Wording Ideas
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WEDDING INVITATION WORDING |
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Save the Date Wording
What is a save the date card? A save the date card is used to inform guests of the date and location before the full details of the wedding are known. This is especially handy for out of town guests who will need to arrange time off work, flights and book accommodation.
Save the Date Wording from Bride and Groom Verse
Please save the date,
Sure it’s been a long wait
We wanted to be sure,
And it’s been worth waiting for
Date of the wedding
Location of the wedding
Save the Date Wording from Bride and Groom
Please save the date of
Date of the wedding
for our wedding
Invitation and details to follow
Bride and Groom’s Names
Save the Date Wording from Bride and Groom Basic
Save the date!
Bride and Groom’s Names
will be getting married on
Date of the wedding
Location of the wedding
Formal invitation to follow
Save the Date Wording from Bride and Groom Basic
Please save the date.
We will be getting married on
Date of the wedding
Invitation and Details to follow
Bride and Groom’s Names
Save the Date Wording from Brides Parents
Brides Parents Names
look forward to celebrating
their daughter's wedding
on
Date of the wedding
at
Location of the wedding
Invitation and details to follow
Save the Date Wording from Bride and Groom Destination Wedding
Save the Date
Join us for the
Wedding Weekend
of
Bride and Groom’s Names
The festivities begin on commencement date
ending finish date
Accommodation is being held at the
Accommodation name
Please call phone no of accommodation
Let them know that you are with the
Bride and Groom’s Names wedding
Looking forward to seeing you there
Bride and Groom’s Names
The Invitation List for your Wedding
It is necessary for the bride and groom to-be to make out their list of those to whom invitations are to be sent together. If the wedding is to be a large affair, not only their friends but the friends of their parents as well, and business acquaintances of both families should be invited. If the wedding is a small one great care should be taken lest the guests are so numerous as to overcrowd the church or home. Especially is this true of the home where the space is usually more limited.
Mailing the Wedding Invitation
All wedding invitations should come from the home of the bride, even those that are for the personal friends of her husband even if they are unknown to the bride. They should be mailed about six weeks before the day set for the wedding. Out of town guests should be sent a "Save the Date" card, preferably with hotel suggestions, in time for them to make travel accommodations (usually 8-12 weeks in advance).