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does this sound ok?

LoveyDovey Posted:

does this sound ok?

It is our moment to celebrate
the love that unites us

Jennifer
and
Dennis

we invite you to share with us
this joyous celebration of love
at our marriage

on Friday, the second of September
Two-thousand and eleven
at half after five in the evening

Lombardi's on the Bay
Patchogue, New York

Adult Reception to Follow


Soon2bMrsB91511 Posted:

Re: does this sound ok?

No 'we' after your names . Too much 'love' mention....maybe rephrase it to say 'we invite you to share in the joyous celebration of our marriage'. JMO.

Tomsbride Posted:

Re: does this sound ok?

I would write:

It is our moment to celebrate
the love that unites us

Jennifer
and
Dennis

Invite you to share in their
this joyous celebration of marriage

On Friday, the second of September
Two-thousand and eleven
at half after five in the evening

Lombardi's on the Bay
Patchogue, New York

Adult Reception to Follow



adelz Posted:

Re: does this sound ok?

^^^ That without the 'this' before the joyouts.

I think that sounds beautiful
Tomsbride Posted:

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Posted by adelz

^^^ That without the 'this' before the joyouts.

I think that sounds beautiful



Agreed! Typo
MarryingMyBFF1110 Posted:

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Posted by Tomsbride


Posted by adelz

^^^ That without the 'this' before the joyouts.

I think that sounds beautiful



Agreed! Typo



ITA
LoveyDovey Posted:

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you guys are the best!

FH thought it sounded awkward, but I wanted to see if you guys thought the same

i will change it to the above!
Ellynrose Posted:

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Shouldn't it be two thousand eleven - without the and?

I'm pretty positive on this one...
leesah85 Posted:

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Posted by Ellynrose

Shouldn't it be two thousand eleven - without the and?

I'm pretty positive on this one...




this is the great debate!
Im getting Married Posted:

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Posted by leesah85


Posted by Ellynrose

Shouldn't it be two thousand eleven - without the and?

I'm pretty positive on this one...




this is the great debate!



I put two thousand eleven because I always remember my grammar teacher saying when you hear the word 'and' that it where you put the decimal.
bebita0830 Posted:

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I really like, I think it sounds good, I specially like the 'adult reception' part!

Ellynrose Posted:

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I wish I could quote but I'm on my phone.... Two-thousand eleven is gramatically correct... I made sure in my invite since I teach English

LoveyDovey Posted:

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Posted by Ellynrose

I wish I could quote but I'm on my phone.... Two-thousand eleven is gramatically correct... I made sure in my invite since I teach English



thank you!

I emailed my invite lady!
LoveyDovey Posted:

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Posted by bebita0830

I really like, I think it sounds good, I specially like the 'adult reception' part!




thx!!

I need to put people in their place before they even try to step out of line!
pjc92980 Posted:

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Posted by Tomsbride

I would write:

It is our moment to celebrate
the love that unites us

Jennifer
and
Dennis

Invite you to share in their
this joyous celebration of marriage

On Friday, the second of September
Two-thousand and eleven
at half after five in the evening

Lombardi's on the Bay
Patchogue, New York

Adult Reception to Follow







THIS
except from what i have been told, grammatically there is no 'and' between the year (even though many people do put it)
I was told this is the site to look at for all wedding
related grammar questions...
http://www.emilypost.com/wedding-invitations-and-announcements/335-wording-formal-wedding-invitations
Melissa1012 Posted:

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I think it sounds very nice. The only thing I would change is instead of 'Half after five' I would write 'Half past five'

Of course, that is just my opinion. Either way, it sounds and looks beautiful!

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