Comments on Invite Wording
Hi All,
We were just wondering if everyone would look over our invite text, generated from one of the online ordering sites. It's very simple wording..
We aren't 100% sure about the wording. (ie, it doesn't mention the 'cocktail hour' by name, etc) Basically, what is 'normal' wording nowadays? We know that it can be anything we want, but just want to make sure we aren't making any obvious mistakes.
Thanks!!
We were just wondering if everyone would look over our invite text, generated from one of the online ordering sites. It's very simple wording..
We aren't 100% sure about the wording. (ie, it doesn't mention the 'cocktail hour' by name, etc) Basically, what is 'normal' wording nowadays? We know that it can be anything we want, but just want to make sure we aren't making any obvious mistakes.
Thanks!!
From the Birchcraft Cherished Hearts book:
Invitation Style number: C746
Response Style number: C4601E
Reception Style number: C4601R
Liner color: Periwinkle
Font color: Periwinkle
Type of Font: Photoscript 59
Wording for invitation (verse # F1):
Line 1: Mr. and Mrs. xxxxxxxxxx
Line 2: request the honour of your presence
Line 3: at the marriage of their daughter
Line 4: xxxxxxx
Line 5: to
Line 6: xxxxxxxxxxx
Line 7: on Friday, the nineteenth of August
Line 8: Two thousand and five
Line 9: at five o'clock in the afternoon
Line 10: Saint Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Line 11: 118 West Main Street
Line 12: East Islip, New York
Wording for response:
Line 1: The favour of a reply is requested
Line 2: before July 15, 2005
Line 3: M _______________
Line 4: will attend ___
Line 5: will not attend ___
Wording for reception: (verse R8)
Line 1: Please join us for a reception
Line 2: at eight thirty in the evening
Line 3: Westbury Manor
Line 4: South Side of Jericho Turnpike
Line 5: Westbury, NY 11590