On Sunday, the fifth of June Two thousand and eleven At four o’clock in the evening
I read that 4:30 is evening. What about 4?
opinions?
halfbaked
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Well, at work, at 4 PM, I still say 'Good Afternoon!' so I'd probably go with afternoon. I consider 5 PM on to be 'evening'.
klosack
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I think I would say afternoon...
mybabylovesmoi
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That was my first instinct too but I don't want people to think it's an informal sunday afternoon wedding. It is still a formal event at deseversky
I guess I'll just include formal attire...
CantWaitMrsH
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What about including 'Formal Reception to Follow'
HSsweethearts
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I'm 4:30, I put afternoon. My invite 'lady' had originally out evening and explained that with winter weddings blah blah sun is down it's evening, but honey we're in JUNE, the days are the LONGEST, so I put AFTERNOON.
mybabylovesmoi
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Posted by CantWaitMrsH
What about including 'Formal Reception to Follow'
that's perfect! Thanks~!
Lsorrent
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It's afternoon. It's the ceremony taking place in the afternoon, not the reception which is very common. People will understand
dfed1022
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I would say afternoon
Alannah22
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I would say afternoon. I consider anything after 5 to be in the evening.
mybabylovesmoi
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Thanks, i sent in my wording yesterday and put afternoon
chliekm
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very exciting!! i know im late but i agree with afternoon!!
