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Check my invitation wording?

vulpiepopvulpiepop member
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Hi! Just making sure I got the wording right before I go ahead and order invitations! Any help would be appreciated!

Mr. and Mrs. [brides parents]
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
[bride's name]
to
[groom's name]
Son of Mr. and Mrs. [groom's parents]

Monday, the ninth of March
Two Thousand and Fifteen
at twelve o'clock Noon

[ceremony address]

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Re: Check my invitation wording?

  • ohannabelleohannabelle member
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    The only thing I'm catching is 
    vulpiepop said:
    Hi! Just making sure I got the wording right before I go ahead and order invitations! Any help would be appreciated!

    Mr. and Mrs. [brides parents]
    request the honor of your presence
    at the marriage of their daughter
    [bride's name]
    to
    [groom's name]
    Son of Mr. and Mrs. [groom's parents] (Groom's parents aren't traditionally included, unless they're hosting.)

    Monday, the ninth of March
    Two Thousand and Fifteen (Two thousand fifteen. No and. Written, "and" is a decimal point.)
    at twelve o'clock Noon (No "noon" is necessary. If you really prefer it, use "twelve o clock in the afternoon.")

    [ceremony address]
    Exciting! If I missed anything, I'm sure someone will catch it.
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  • CMGragainCMGragain member
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    edited September 2014
    This is the traditional wording for a CHURCH ceremony:

    Mr. and Mrs. [brides parents]
    request the honor of your presence
    at the marriage of their daughter
    [bride's name]
    to
    Mr.[groom's name]

    Monday, the ninth of March
    two thousand fifteen
    at twelve o'clock 

    Church Name  (Do not abbreviate "Saint")
    Address
    City, State

    If you really MUST list the groom's parents' names, do not capitalize "son of Mr. and Mrs. Groomsparents".  It is not traditional to list them unless they are hosting.

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  • vulpiepopvulpiepop member
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    Thank you both for your help! Yes, we're having a church wedding! I'll take off the groom's parents' names. :)

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