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Invitation wording

kimberly0315kimberly0315 member
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I'm sure this has been asked, but can someone point me to a good website for the wording of invitations?  We need to order them soon and so I want to start looking.  I am just looking for some examples.
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    theartistformerlyknownastheartistformerlyknownas member
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    edited August 2014
    The Invites and Paper board is a great sounding board for this. Cranes is a great resource for traditional wording. Carlson Craft has traditional and non-traditional examples. Non-traditional wording can be tricky and give the wrong impression sometimes, but if you run it by the ladies on Invites and Paper they'll let you know if you're sending the right message or not.
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    kimberly0315kimberly0315 member
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    Amazing.  Thanks!
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    CMGragainCMGragain member
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    edited August 2014
    There are some very important questions to answer before you decide on your wording:

    1.  Is your ceremony inside a church or synagogue?

    2.  If a church ceremony, is it a Catholic church?  Are you having mass?

    3.  Who is hosting your wedding?

    4.  Is your reception going to be held in the same place as your ceremony?

    The wedding invitation is a note from the hosts to the guests telling them who, what, when and where - not why or how.
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    janeywoo1978janeywoo1978 member
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    Great this has helped me too!
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