Wedding Invitations & Paper

How to Invite people to only the reception?

My FI and myself both want a very small intimate wedding, with perhaps only 6-7 people at it, if that many. So far the only people on the guest list is my mother and her boyfriend, but he hasn't decided if he wants his parents there as well or any friends.

 

My question is, after we actually make it official and get married, we want to have a reception with more of the family there so we can let them know. What would be the correct way to word this? So far I was thinking "Come join us for the celebration of XX and XX's marriage" or something like that. Since really we are just celebrating the marriage, not actually having them at the ceremony.

Re: How to Invite people to only the reception?

  • LFKLFK member
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    Join us at a reception to celebrate the marriage of....
  • doeydodoeydo member
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    edited October 2013
    If you are having the reception on the day of, you could call it a reception.  But I think if it is something to involve/celebrate with family and friends, then you could just say something like "Bride's Name & Groom's Name were married in a private ceremony on ________.  Please join them in a celebration of their marriage at __________".
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  • The reception is going to be the same day as the ceremony, just later in the day. We plan on getting married privately, with a photographer, and going around and taking pictures, then going to the reception to celebrate with family and friends there.
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