Wording Suggestions for. Wedding Stationery

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1 Wording Suggestions for Wedding Stationery

2 Example A - Wedding Invitation Brides Parents as Hosts (1) Mr. and Mrs. Davis request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter son of Mr. and Mrs. Turner at St Mary s Church, Nantwich, Cheshire

3 Example B - Wedding Invitation Brides Parents as Hosts (2) Mr. and Mrs. Davis request the pleasure of the company of.. celebrate the marriage of their daughter at St Mary s Church, Nantwich,

4 Example C - Wedding Invitation Both Sets of Parents as Hosts (1) Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Turner request the pleasure of the company of.. at the marriage of at St Mary s Church, Nantwich,

5 Example D - Wedding Invitation Both Sets of Parents as Hosts (2) Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Turner request the honour of your presence at the marriage of at St Mary s Church, Nantwich,

6 Example E - Wedding Invitation Bride and Groom Hosting Their Own Wedding (1) Ms Davis and Mr. request the pleasure of your company at their marriage at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich

7 Example F - Wedding Invitation Bride and Groom Hosting Their Own Wedding (2) Davis and request the pleasure of your company at their marriage at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich

8 Example G - Wedding Invitation Couple with Both Sets of Parents Mr. and Mrs. Davis and their daughter gether with Mr. and Mrs. Turner and their son Request the honour of your presence at the wedding of and at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich

9 Example H - Wedding Invitation Brides Parents Separated or Divorced (but still sharing the same name) Mr. John Davis and Mrs. Jane Davis request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter Mr. at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

10 Example I - Wedding Invitation A Divorced Parent with their Spouse/ Bride or Groom s Step Parent Jane and Tom Clarke request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of Jane Davis s daughter Davis son of Mr. and Mrs. Turner at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

11 Example J - Wedding Invitation Jointly Hosted by Divorced Parents Mr. Davis and Mrs. Jane Clarke request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter Davis son of Mr. and Mrs. Turner at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

12 Example K - Wedding Invitation Brides Parents Divorced, Mother Remarried Hosting Wedding Together Mr. John Davis and Mrs. Tom Clarke request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter Mr. at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

13 Example L - Wedding Invitation Brides Parents Divorced, Mother Absent Or Deceased, Father Remarried Mr. and Mrs. John Davis request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of his daughter To Mr. at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

14 Example M - Wedding Invitation Brides Father Absent or Deceased, Mother Remarried Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clarke request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of her daughter Davis Mr. at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

15 Example N - Wedding Invitation Brides Mother Widowed but not Remarried Mrs. Jane Davis requests the pleasure of your company at the marriage of her daughter To Mr at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

16 Example O - Wedding Invitation Brides Father as Host Mr. John Davis requests the pleasure of your company at the marriage of his daughter Mr. at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

17 Example P - Wedding Invitation Brides Parents Deceased or Absent, Groom s Parents Hosting Mr. and Mrs. David Turner request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their son Davis at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

18 Example Q - Wedding Invitation Wedding Hosted by a Relative (e.g. an Aunt or Uncle) Mr. and Mrs. George James request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their niece Davis Mr. at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

19 Example R - Wedding Invitation For a Service of Blessing Mr. and Mrs. John Davis request the pleasure of your company at the blessing of the marriage of their daughter Mr. at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

20 Example S Registry Office Wedding Invitation (for a simple wedding at a registry office) (usually a small gathering followed by a lunch, not a reception) Mr. and Mrs. John Davis request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter Mr. at Manchester Registry Office and afterwards for luncheon at The Swan Hotel

21 Example T - Wedding Invitation Informal Wedding Invitations Bride and Groom Hosting Davis and invite you share in their love and happiness as they exchange vows of marriage and begin their new life gether at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

22 Example U Informal Wedding Invitation Bride s Parents Hosting Jane and John Davis invite you share in the love and happiness of the marriage of their daughter To at St. Mary s Church, Nantwich,

23 Example V - Wedding Invitation For a Reception following a Marriage that has already taken place (e.g. the marriage was overseas) Mr. and Mrs John Davis request the pleasure of your company at a Reception following the marriage of their daughter Mr. at the Swan Hotel, Nantwich at 6 o clock

24 Example W - Evening Invitation (1) Mr. and Mrs Davis request the pleasure of the company of. celebrate the marriage of their daughter at an Evening Reception be held at at 7.30pm

25 Example X - Evening Invitation (2) Mr. and Mrs Davis would like you join them celebrate the marriage of their daughter To at an Evening Reception be held at at 7.30pm

26 Thank You Card It is all o common for Thank You Cards get missed off the wedding stationery budget. We think they are one of the most important items. They can serve a number of purposes. First and foremost they enable you thank your friends and family for attending your wedding and for any gifts they may have given you. They are also useful inform of a new address for the married couple (although the practice of a couple not living gether before marriage is a little outdated). They are also a great way of sending a pho of the bridal couple close family for their own keepsake. Some of our cusmers have taken their Thank You cards on their honeymoon with them. You can then enclose a postcard of your destination and write your thank you cards by the pool. Writing your Thank You cards in a relaxed atmosphere is more enjoyable and enables your new husband or wife an opportunity reflect on the events of your wedding. We recommend not going in much detail with the printed wording on your Thank You cards and leave room write a personal message of thanks your individual guests. In fact, many of our cusmers prefer have blank inserts so they can hand write all their messages of thanks for a more personal uch. The cards come with either silver or gold Thank You on the front of the card and then the following example of wording on the other side: We should both like thank you for the lovely present and for all your kind wishes Natalie and Charles 9 Woodman Close Nantwich Cheshire CW5 4AG