We are having our ceremony and reception in the same location, so we are not having reception cards for our invitations. What I am wonding is, since there is no reception card, do we have to put the address of the ceremony/reception location on the actual invitation? Or is including that info in the driving directions enough?
I would really appreciate any help you can offer, I need to make this decision pretty quickly.
wenndypoo
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We are getting marrried at the reception site also. We simply put the location after the date and time like you would if it were at a separate location. We then put 'invitation to follow' at the bottom, and included direction cards.
sabella5804
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Did you put it like this:
View on the Hudson Piermont, New York
or
View on the Hudson Two Shad Row Piermont, New York
Thanks!
julz33
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I think I will put this:
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Decker request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Lisa Ann to Mr. Mark Robert Vetter on Saturday, the fifth of June Nineteen hundred and ninety-nine at one-thirty in the afternoon Name of reception Hall 465 Delcrest Drive Columbia, South Carolina
Reception immediately following ceremony
cocoa
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we're doing what julz33 did. people will get the idea when you say that you are getting married at a restaurant.
sabella5804
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Wait...we're not getting married in a restaurant...I'm confused.
My confusion on this comes from the fact that if we were getting married in a church, the street address would NOT appear on the invitation. Why is it different in this instance?
wenndypoo
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Ours say: The pleasure of your company...blah blah blah then our names Please join them with their parents Mr& Mrs Smith Mr& MRs. Jones Friday, the sixteenth of April Two thousand and four at five oclock Flowerfield St. James, New York
