The first thing that your quests will
look at when they come to your wedding celebration is your invitations.
Therefore you should create great invitations for your wedding by using
creative wording. Choosing great invitation designs is not enough without great
wordings. Wording is very essential for any types of wedding invitation. The
first thing you should take into account is that should make your invitation
wording warm and inviting. You should make efforts as you can to make your
wedding invitation the most beautiful thing your guests have ever seen. The
most beautiful wedding invitation should also be fun and creative. Here are
some wedding
invitations wording examples:
Bride's Parents Issue Invitations
Mr.
and Mrs. Jefferson Albrite
invite
you to share in the joy
of
the marriage uniting their daughter
Jennifer
Leah
to
Mr.
Paul Allan Phillips
Son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips
On
Saturday, the sixteenth of July
Nineteen
Hundred Ninety Eight
at
five o'clock in the afternoon
Ritz
Carlton Hotel
600
Stockton Street
San
Francisco, California
Groom's Parents Issue Invitations
Mr.
and Mrs. Alan P. Peterson
have
the honor of announcing
the
marriage of their daughter
Pamela
Joanne
to
Mr.
Paul Phillip Peterson
Saturday,
the sixteenth of July
Nineteen
Hundred Ninety Eight
at
five o'clock in the afternoon
Hyatt
Regency
1200
Louisiana Street
Houston,
Texas
Creative wording for wedding invitations
however is very essential. Try to avoid using normal common words, because your
invitations will not be enchanting and quite boring. You should pay attention
to what your guests will read directly after opening the envelopes of your
wedding invitations. For this purpose, if your time is coming to design your
invitations, don’t only focus on your invitations styles and colors, try as you
can to get the most appropriate wedding
invitation wording. Here are some tips for you to design your
invitation: think of what to do first, use your creative thinking, and then personalize
it. The wedding is really about both of you, so use wording that really
expresses your feeling.
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