Wedding invitation wording examples
Ten ways to say it, from formal to relaxed. Copy one, change the names, and make it yours.
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For every kind of wedding
Formal, relaxed, short, adults only or far from home, with wording for each.
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Wording to copy
Formal
Together with their families, Emma Hansen and Oliver Berg request the pleasure of your company at their marriage on Saturday the fourteenth of June, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at Holmen Church, Copenhagen. Reception to follow.
Mr and Mrs Hansen request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Emma to Oliver Berg on Saturday 14 June at 3 pm.
Relaxed
We're getting married! Join Emma and Oliver for a day of food, music and far too much dancing on 14 June. Ceremony at 3, party until late.
After eight years and one very patient dog, we're making it official. Come and celebrate with us on 14 June.
Short and simple
Emma and Oliver are getting married. 14 June, 3 pm, Holmen Church. We would love to see you there.
Save your dancing shoes for 14 June. Emma and Oliver are getting married.
Adults only
We love your little ones, but we have chosen to make our wedding an adults-only celebration. We hope you enjoy a night off.
Please note that our wedding is a celebration for adults only. Thank you for understanding.
Destination wedding
Pack your bags: Emma and Oliver are getting married in Tuscany on 14 June. Please reply by 1 March so we can help with travel and places to stay.
Join us by the sea in Skagen for a weekend of celebrating. The ceremony is on Saturday 14 June, with a welcome dinner the evening before.
How it works
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Pick your wording
Choose the tone that sounds like the two of you.
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Design the invitation
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Share one link
Guests reply online, and every response lands in your guest list.
Frequently asked questions
- What should a wedding invitation say?
- Who is getting married, the date and time, the place, and how and by when to respond. The dress code and other details can go on the invitation page.
- How do we say adults only politely?
- Say it once, warmly and clearly, for example: "We love your little ones, but our wedding is an adults-only celebration."
- Can we use this wording on a digital invitation?
- Yes. Paste it into an Attind invitation, add your photo and colours, and share one link.
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