Choosing the right words for your wedding invitations is an important task. From non-traditional families to specific cultural or religious ceremonies, picking the right wording for your wedding invitation (which hopefully will be letterpress) requires careful consideration.
When thinking about wording your (letterpress
) wedding invitations it is important to keep a couple key points in mind:
Is your event a formal or casual affair? This information is very important in your wedding invitation wording because it sets the tone for your guests expectations and attire.
Are there any specific cultural or religious ceremonies in your wedding celebration? The words you choose and the way you set up your invitation should clearly indicate if there is anything that your guests should be expecting or prepared for. Whether it be a South East Asian or Indian ceremony, a Jewish, Muslim or secular celebration, one way or another, let your guests know with the words you choose for your wedding invitation.
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Which families are hosting the event and more importantly, who is paying. While this may seem a little outdated or unimportant, one of the main reasons the parents are included in the wedding invitation is because they typically are paying the bills. If this is not the case, or your family decides it is not necessary, then feel free to word as you wish.
However you word your wedding invitation, make sure to spend a little time doing some research, discuss it with your spouse-to-be and do not simply choose the wording that your printer decides is easiest (cheapest). Feel free to request changes and make your invitation uniquely your own.
For more information on our extensive wedding invitation wording expertise, feel free to contact us!
Written by Nick
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