i posted some invitation wording yesterday and most girls responded that they liked 'request the honor of your presence as they are united in marriage.'
can i ask why? i'm just curious
FutureMRS.Benn
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Because that is what mine said missy!!! jk love you!!
leesah85
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personally, if my parents were paying for my wedding, i probably would have opted for that super traditional wording
i chose this because i just loved the way it sounds
IrishAli
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Because it sounds nice
SoonToBeMrsFox
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Posted by FutureMRS.Benn
Because that is what mine said missy!!! jk love you!!
hahahaha
SoonToBeMrsFox
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Posted by leesah85
personally, if my parents were paying for my wedding, i probably would have opted for that super traditional wording
i chose this because i just loved the way it sounds
i love that wording, but i used it on my engagement party invites
SoonToBeMrsFox
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Because it sounds nice
agreed.. i was just wondering why people liked this more than the other.
itbroi805
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personally I preferred this over the other one because it was shorter. It was short and sweet and to the point
I would have liked the other one without the 'exchange their vows'
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Posted by SoonToBeMrsFox
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Because it sounds nice
agreed.. i was just wondering why people liked this more than the other.
It is a very traditional way of wording it.
SoonToBeMrsFox
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Posted by Tromsugar2b
Posted by SoonToBeMrsFox
Posted by IrishAli
Because it sounds nice
agreed.. i was just wondering why people liked this more than the other.
It is a very traditional way of wording it.
i see.. i guess that's what i liked the other one better - i wanted something a little different.
