i am curious as to how to word an invite. my fi and i are paying for the wedding 100%... soo...
how do you honor the parents on the invite without it sounding like they are 'hosting' or paying for the wedding??
also how do you word it if my parents are passed away and fi's parents are his mother and step father..and his biological father is not in the picture??
i am so confused ughs help!! lol
xoxoo jenn
Summer05
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I would put something like:
The honor of your presence is requested at the wedding of
Mary XXXX Daughter of Mr & Mrs. XXXXX
and
Bob XXXX Son of Mrs. XXXXX
prunepie
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hmm would people think my parents were alive though if i worded it like that?
also son of mrs. x... wouldnt his step dad feel left out?
gosh this is hard!!!
ellebelle1
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If your parent is deceased, you can write the late Mr. XYX
CL122705
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I have almost the same problem but, My grandparents are helping me pay for my wedding & my mother is alive but father is deceased and I don't know what to put on invitation. I want my garndparents to be part of my wedding.
evnme
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Ms. Jane Doe and Mr. John Smith together with their families request the honour of your presence...
etc
lovetolove
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We (cordially invite you, request the honor of your presence,...etc.) as
Jane Doe {daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. Doe}
WEDS
John Jones {Son of Mrs. Smith and Step son of Mr. Smith}
On........................................
prunepie
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thank you ladies..great ideas!!!
clw924
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Hi guys, what about if my dad and me and FI are paying? I don;t want to sound mean,but I do not want his parents names on it. I just brought this up to him and he said he wanted his parents recognized. I guess I'm still bitter over the fact that they have not even sent an engagement card let alone a gift and they are not paying for the rehearsal dinner. They don't even ask how our plans are going.. What should I do?
Goldi1021
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My father passed away in July and to be honest, we wanted to honor his name but a person who is deceased cannot perform the action of inviting. To me, being that he passed away so recently, we felt it too morbid to but 'the late' on the invitation - I just don't like it. SO we had it written on the invitation as:
'Mrs. John Smith (obviously not my Dad's name) requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her daughter...'
A widow retains the use of her husband's name until and unless she remarries and/or changes it again.
lovetolove
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MR Doe request the honor of your presence at the wedding of his daughter jane doe to john jones
with compliments (blessings from) from: his parents, your grandparents..etc
seen this on an invite..
where u put who is paying at the top..and just give mention to others o the bottom..
