Informal Wedding Invitation Sample Wording




The wording etiquette for the wedding invitations usually demands the use of a formal and traditional language or addressing form and to always include only the basic or necessary information about the wedding without any details.




The informal wording is a bit different from the formal one and that is because the couple may opt to be creative and inventive and issue the invitation by using their own words. Sometimes the bride and groom may add a personal touch to the wedding invitation by starting the invitation with a favorite quote, verse or poem; it is not necessary to mention the name of the wedding hosts.

The first wording example written right below is the formal wording; this one is used so that the comparison between the traditional and informal wording to be more understandable.

In most of the cases the bride’s parents act as the wedding hosts and pay for the wedding so one wording example can be this one: “Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Thomson, invite you to join them in a celebration of love, as their daughter, Tina, is united in marriage to Timothy Duncan, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan, on Saturday, the fifteenth of April, two thousand and ten, at six o’clock in the evening, St. George’s Church, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Continue the celebration at the reception following the ceremony”.

The following are some examples of informal wordings. Don’t mind choosing the one which is to your liking.

“Tina Thomson and George Duncan have chosen the first day of their new life together, as Saturday, two thousand and ten, you are invited to share in their joy, as they exchange marriage vows at six o’clock in the evening, St.  George’s Church, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.”

“Because you have shared in our lives by our friendship and love, we, Tina Thomson and George Duncan, together with our parents, invite you to share the beginning of our new life together when we exchange marriage vows, on Saturday, the fifteenth of April, two thousand and ten, at six o’clock in the evening, St. George’s Church, Baton   Rouge, Louisiana.”

“In the spirit of peace and joy, this holiday season, Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Thomson request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Tina Thomson to George Duncan, on Saturday, the fifteenth of April, two thousand and ten, at six o’clock in the evening, St. George’s Church, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.”

“Desiring God’s will for their lives and believing that includes each other, Tina Thomson and George Duncan, together with their parents, invite you to share their joy as they are united in the Lord Jesus Christ, on Saturday, the fifteenth of April, two thousand and ten, at six o’clock in the evening, St.  George’s Church, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.”

“To everything there is a season, a time and a purpose, Tina Thomson and George Duncan invite you to share with them a day of happy beginnings when they will be united in marriage on Saturday, the fifteenth of April, two thousand and ten, at six o’clock in the evening, St. George’s Church, Baton   Rouge, Louisiana.”

“Like a butterfly in a summer breeze, our hearts are uplifted by love. It is with joy that we, Tina Thomson and George Duncan, pledge our love as one, on Saturday, the fifteenth of April, two thousand and ten, at six o’clock in the evening, St. George’s Church, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.”

“As autumn leaves turn their brilliant hue, two lovers will join and say I do.

Tina Thomson and George Duncan will be joined together in a holy union, on Saturday, the fifteenth of April, two thousand and ten, at six o’clock in the evening, St. George’s Church, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. We joyfully ask you to share in this celebration of life, Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Thomson.”

If the wedding is organized at the beach, here is one wording example you could use to give your guests a clue about the location of the wedding:

“Years ago when they were young, two lovers were brought together as one. Now and forever, partners in life, under palm trees swaying, they’ll be husband and wife. Tina and George look forward to sharing with you the sun, the sea and the memories of their wedding ceremony, on Saturday, the fifteenth of April, two thousand and ten, at six o’clock in the evening, Kona Village Resort, Hawaii. Sunset reception following ceremony.”

There are numerous wording tips but one idea would be to come up with your own wording style.

Written by , date May 06, 2010 in Informal
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