Wording Worksheet

Invitation

 A -  Parents’ Names Together

 

Mr. and Mrs. [Bride’s Parents]

And

Mr. and Mrs. [Groom’s Parents]

Request the honor of your presence

At the marriage of their children

[Bride]

And

[Groom]

 B -  Parents’ Names Separate

 

Mr. and Mrs. [Bride’s Parents]

Request the honor of your presence 

At the marriage of their daughter

[Bride]

And

[Groom]

Son of Mr. and Mrs. [Groom’s Parents]

 C -  No Parents' Names

 

Together with their families

[Bride]

And

[Groom]

Invite you to share in the joy of their wedding

Host Line Format

Host Line Notes:

  • The mothers’ names can be listed as either “Mrs.” or “Ms.”

  • The mother’s name is always listed before the father’s.

  • The engaged couple’s names can either be listed as First Middle Last or just First Middle.

  • Formally, the bride’s name should begin with “Miss” and the groom’s, “Mr.”

Request Line

* The British spelling with a “u”  indicates a ceremony in a house of worship

Date & Time Format
Reception Line

Detail Card(s)

Attire
Covid-19 Safety

RSVP

Due Date Format
Guest Name Line Format
Accepts/Declines Format
Number of Guests Fomat
Meal Selection (If applicable)
Song Requests

Guest Envelopes

Couple Guest Name Format (Example: Chrissy Teigen & John Legend)
Families - Guest Name Format (Example: Chrissy Teigen, John Legend + Kids, Luna & Miles)

Return Address

Couple Of Honor Name Format (Example: Chrissy Teigen & John Legend)

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This worksheet will help us determine exactly what should be included on your invitations and how it should be written. However, your wording is completely up to you. We've included suggestions and traditions to help you decide but if there’s anything you want to change, remove, or include just let us know. (We know it's a lot of info all at once so don't hesitate to ask us any questions!)