OK...so I read up thousands of sites regarding wording on invites....I had no idea that: 'request the honour of your presence' was reserved for church weddings! I'm having and outdoor spiritual ceremony...does it matter that I used that wording?
pixiechickie
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I never heard that...thats how i worded it and Im having it outdoors. Dont worry about it. Nobody that gets the invite will have ever heard of that.
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OK...so I read up thousands of sites regarding wording on invites....I had no idea that: 'request the honour of your presence' was reserved for church weddings! I'm having and outdoor spiritual ceremony...does it matter that I used that wording?
i used that wording too! it's fineeeeeee
BlushingBride714
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I've never heard of that either.
Jkiesel
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no...................there is nothing wrong with that! I never heard of that either.
Aug07OFCbride
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oh dont freak out! i think its fine!!
jayandjenny
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i've never heard of that. don't worry about it! i don't think it's a bad thing
Queensbebe
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no worries...i never heard that either!!
portjeffbride
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yeah, I've read that, but no one really knows that! This thread is proof of that....
don't worry about it....
Cpt2007
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I've never heard of that. I think you are fine. No one will think twice about it.
Soon2beMrsH
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I have never heard of that before and if all of us brides who read anything wedding related we can get our hands on have never heard of it, I think you are safe.
LoveBug1124
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I agree I don't think anyone will know that - I didn't!
LaurenF
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i have never heard that. i'm jewish and we used that wording....
NY031978
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i never heard that! Its ok!!! Dont freak....REALLY! If 1000 brides never heard it...you think guests will????? Naaaaaa
milana
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dont get upset over it! i have never heard of that either!!
stealthgroom
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As one of my favorite hip hop mcs says, no need for alarm. I've heard nothing of the sort, and also doubt your friends and family will be upset about it. It's cool. Don't sweat it!
--the stealth groom
bettybcafe
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It actually does exist...
General wording dos and don’ts:
No periods (.) at the end of a line First letter of each line is not capitalized unless it is a proper noun (for example, “Sunday, the fifth of October” is correct, or, “on Sunday, the fifth of October” is correct Time and date are written out (half after five o’clock, September first, two thousand and three; two thousand three is also correct and more formal) Only events taking place in houses of worship would have the phrase “the honour of your presence” used on the invitations. Otherwise, it’s appropriate to use “request the pleasure of your company”
HOWEVER..I didnt pay any mind to it and I am getting married outside and I used 'request the honor of your presense'..Dont stress it..ur guest arent even going to know it...
ive heard of that too - just for religious ceremonies - its on a lot of 'ettiquette' sites but once again i dont think anyone will either notice or care
