Invitation wording

angelnite22191

I'm drafting up the wording for our wedding invitation but i've hit a small snag. My fiance and I are paying for the majority of our wedding with a little help from both of our parents. My question is if I include there names or not on the invitation

HisGirlFriday13

What CMGr said, with one change...

"The pleasure of your company" is used for ceremonies, religious or otherwise, NOT held in a church.

"The honor (or honour) of your presence is requested" is used when the ceremony is in a church building.

alammons

You could say

Together with their parents
Bride's Name
and
Groom's Name
invite you to celebrate
their marriage on...

angelnite22191

Maybe I should reword this. I'm not sure whether or not to put their names on the invitation. When I say they're contributing a small amount I mean they are only paying for one or two things. His parents are paying for the bar and mine the flowers and centerpeices

QueerFemme

In Response to Re: Invitation wording:
[QUOTE]Maybe I should reword this. I'm not sure whether or not to put their names on the invitation. When I say they're contributing a small amount I mean they are only paying for one or two things. His parents are paying for the bar and mine the flowers and centerpeices
Posted by angelnite22191[/QUOTE]

it's really up to you.  You can use the "together with their parents" language that CMG suggested, or you can include their names.   The $ amount doesn't necessarily indicate who is hosting, or who's names should go on the invite.