Wedding Invitations & Paper

What way looks better (wording for invite)?

OK so I think I have the proper wording for my invitations down (plase correct me ifI m wrong) but wat way looks better. I have been searching through invitations for the last two hours and I have seen this put many ways. So what wy do you like? 

THE PLEASURE OF YOUR COMPANY IS REQUESTED
AT THE MARRIAGE OF
MEGAN (BRIDE)
TO
DERICK (GROOM

SUNDAY THE NINETEENTH OF SEPTEMBER
TWO THOUSAND AND TEN
AT TWO O’CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON

(PLACE) PARK
330 SOUTH (STREET)
PUYALLUP, WASHINGTON

RECEPTION TO FOLLOW  OR


The Pleasure of Your Company is Requested
At the Marriage of
Megan (Bide)
and
Derick (Groom)

Sunday the Nineteenth of September
Two Thousand and Ten
at Two O’Clock in the Afternoon

(Place) Park
330 South (Street)
Puyallup, Washington

Reception to Follow
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My Aisle Runner

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My DY invitation.

Re: What way looks better (wording for invite)?

  • In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_invites-paper_way-looks-better-wording-invite?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:cd062f89-8272-496a-b0ab-225e1f87acecDiscussion:9c639d17-fb53-4ebf-b7fb-e4ca4adf0e4ePost:32afdd52-f2e6-4453-acd3-eacdbf4de8a9">Re: What way looks better (wording for invite)?</a>:
    [QUOTE]The year should be "two thousand ten"  not "two thousand and ten", other than that, I agree that it should be "and" instead of "to".
    Posted by gailpete[/QUOTE]

    That's incorrect.  The year is two thousand and ten.


    It looks odd but the and should be in there. When in doubt, refer to Crane's.
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