Invitation wording. Please help!

aglon86

"Request the honor of your presence

at the celebration of their marriage

Friday, the First of August

Two Thousand and Fourteen

Six o'clock in the Evening"

I am so confused on the wording for my invite. What should and shouldn't be capitalized? I feel silly not knowing but it seems that the rules are a little different when it comes to these invites! Please help! I would like to send them out today!

CMGragain

Is this a wedding invitation?  Your wording isn't clear. 
it sounds like a vow renewal.  I am assuming that you are hosting your own wedding?  The bride and groom should not directly invite people to their own wedding.  Is this a church wedding?  Here is the traditional form:

The honour(honor) of your presence is requested
at the marriage of
Bride's Full Name
and
Groom's Full Name
Friday, the first of August
two thousand fourteen
at six o'clock
Church Name
123 Any Street
City, State

If you are not having a church wedding "The pleasure of your company is requested".
As far as capitalization, it should read like one long sentence.  Only proper nouns are capitalized after the first word.