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Loading…Choose your tradition, the function and the tone, add your names, date and venue, and copy the wording you like.
Anything you leave blank shows in [brackets] for you to fill in later.
[Parents’ names] and [Partner’s parents’ names]
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of [Name] and [Partner’s name]
in Holy Matrimony
on [Date] at [Time]
at [Venue].[Parents’ names] and [Partner’s parents’ names]
request the honour of your presence
at the Nuptial Mass celebrating the marriage of [Name] and [Partner’s name]
on [Date] at [Time]
at [Venue],
and afterwards at the reception.[Parents’ names] and [Partner’s parents’ names]
request the pleasure of your company
at the wedding of their children
[Name] and [Partner’s name]
on [Date] at [Time]
[Venue]Whoever is inviting. Traditionally that is the parents, often both families together; many couples now invite guests themselves. Choose "Our parents" or "The two of us" to see wording for each.
Yes. It is a starting point: change the names of the functions, add a blessing line from your family, or shorten it. Read it aloud once; it should sound like your family.
Many families open an invitation with an invocation, a prayer or a verse. Use the one your family uses, and check it with an elder if you are unsure.