Wedding Wording Ideas & Inspiration
Need ideas and inspiration for how to write your wedding invitation? We’ve got everything you need to fix that writer’s block. The most important part is making sure your invitation sounds like you. Here’s a few places to get started…
What to include on your invitation
You’re going to need the basics. The tradition is that the invitation itself includes the Host, the Couple, the date and time, the location, and reception information. However, you can choose to phrase all that in a way that fits your personality.
Looking for something formal?
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Smith
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their son
John Smith
to
Miss Alice Wu
Saturday, the Fifteenth of September
Two Thousand Twenty-Four
at Two o'clock in the afternoon
The Dean Hotel
Reception and Festivities to follow
Something a bit more casual?
Join us as we celebrate the big day of
John & Alice
September 15th, 2024, 2pm
The Dean Hotel
Party starts at 4pm, and we're not stopping 'til dawn!
What about something fun that sounds like your style?
Let’s go on an adventure…
Prepare to embark on the greatest quest of all with
John & Alice
September 15th, 2024
2pm (sharp like a well-honed sword)
The Dean Hotel
Costumes, confetti, and chaos await—all in the name of love!
What to include as additional information
Additionally, you will want to include all the details that your guests might need that might not fit on your invitation.
How long is the celebration?
“We’re looking forward to spending the afternoon together!”
“We’d love to see you for the evening, or the whole weekend if you can make it!”
Are there Travel details & accommodation options?
“Out-of-towners can find a wedding block at the Dean Hotel under the name Smith.”
How should they dress?
“Attire is formal for the ceremony and reception. Suits, Dresses, and no sneakers.”
“Dress in your best, whatever that means to you!”
Food
“Expect snacks, a full dinner, and a big dessert buffet!”
“Light snacks will be served, so plan accordingly.”
Most importantly, you should make sure your invitation sounds like you! Inject your personality wherever you can.