the honour of your presence is request at the marriage of
bridy bride daughter of M&D
TO? AND???
Groomy groom son of M1&D1
mandc722
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So it would read:
The honour of your presence is requested at the marriage of
Bride's name Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bride's parents
to
Groom's name Son of Mr. and Mrs. Groom's parents
by the way- the honour of your presence is used for ceremonies that take place in houses of worship (temples or churches). So if it is elsewhere it should read, 'the pleasure of your company'. I don't know why....
iwannabmrsD
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THANK YOU!!!
and yep it's in a house of worship i'm safe with that.. i just printed my invites-well a couple of them anyway.. and was looking at them like hmm... shuld that be and or to...
i think to makes more sense also..
Snowflake08
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mine is not at a house of worship but i still worded it that way; it just sounds better to me
magbride
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Posted by mandc722
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So it would read:
The honour of your presence is requested at the marriage of
Bride's name Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bride's parents
to
Groom's name Son of Mr. and Mrs. Groom's parents
by the way- the honour of your presence is used for ceremonies that take place in houses of worship (temples or churches). So if it is elsewhere it should read, 'the pleasure of your company'. I don't know why....
This is how we worded ours, too. We paid for wedding, but felt strongly about putting our parents names on the invites.
