My turn- check my invite wording, please

CTYankeeBride

The font for our invites is in all caps so I'm not worried about proper capitalization (because of the font- normally I'm a grammar fanatic). I want to be sure it looks right before we print. Our wedding is not in a church and we are hosting it ourselves. 

The pleasure of your company is requested 

at the marriage of 

CTYankeeBride

to 

CTYankeeGroom, Junior

Friday, the fourteenth of November

two thousand fourteen 

at six o'clock in the evening 

Venue Name 

Venue Street Address

City, Connecticut 

 Reception to follow

*edited because TK swallowed my line breaks

CMGragain

Looks good to me, except junior is lower case.

CTYankeeBride

Thanks!  I missed that entirely- we were initially going to abbreviate (which is upper case I think) but I didn't like the way it looked. 

CMGragain

CTYankeeBride said:

Thanks!  I missed that entirely- we were initially going to abbreviate (which is upper case I think) but I didn't like the way it looked. 

No abbreviations are allowed except Mr., Mrs., or Ms.  Even "Doctor" must be written out in full,

CTYankeeBride

Ah, I wasn't positive on that. Crane's says it is acceptable but less formal to abbreviate "junior" and that "doctor" may be abbreviated when paired with a long name but I'm in agreement that both really should be written out.

southernbelle0915

Using "in the evening" is not necessary - it's not wrong, but not necessary. 

CTYankeeBride

Agreed, but I did have a cousin get married at 7 a.m. and people were confused (they thought her invites had been printed incorrectly) so I'm not taking any chances