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Please look.........Invitation wording - How to add the reception info after the church info to the invite?

Bride2Be06 Posted:

Please look.........Invitation wording - How to add the reception info after the church info to the invite?

Mr. and Mrs. ____
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter

_____
to
______

on Saturday, the _________
Two thousand and six
at three o’clock in the afternoon
________Church
_____
______, New York


How do I say the NAME AND PLACE OF RECEPTION at the bottom of this???????????????????????????????????????????????????????
WedHead Posted:

Re: Please look.........Invitation wording - How to add the reception info after the church info to the invite?????????????

If you are not doing a separate reception card, then I would just put:

Reception to follow at:
NAME
City, NY

And then just include the direction card from the venue. You don't need to put the full address on the actual invite.
Bride2Be06 Posted:

Re: Please look.........Invitation wording - How to add the reception info after the church info to the invite?????????????

whew...okay, great idea...

But, the reception starts at 7 and the wedding ceremony is 3:30..... so its not immediately following....how should I include the TIME????
Bride2Be06 Posted:

Re: Please look.........Invitation wording - How to add the reception info after the church info to the invite?????????????

bumpppppppp

ML110 Posted:

Re: Please look.........Invitation wording - How to add the reception info after the church info to the invite?????????????

mine had...
just the church name and addess on the inviation...

THEN i had a separate reception card that said

' Reception and Dinner will follow
6 oclock in the evening

NAme of hall
address of hall'


then i also included a separate card with directions to the church and hall
Backinneyork Posted:

Re: Please look.........Invitation wording - How to add the reception info after the church info to the invite?????????????

Normally if the ceremony and reception are at different place you use a separate card with the reception details.

Bride2Be06 Posted:

Re: Please look.........Invitation wording - How to add the reception info after the church info to the invite?????????????

yes i know...but the invitation box we bought to do it ourselves only has..............

1. invitations

2. response cards

3. envelopes for both


so, what would you do???

Backinneyork Posted:

Re: Please look.........Invitation wording - How to add the reception info after the church info to the invite?

can you buy similar paper and make the reception cards?

Unless your invites are very long, I honestly think all that info on the invite is too much.
csorisi Posted:

Re: Please look.........Invitation wording - How to add the reception info after the church info to the invite?

What I would do is either use the response cards that they give you for the Reception card & then go out & buy cardstore to make rsvp cards or put something like

The Celebration Contines at
Hall Name
City, State

Cocktails will be served at X

Or something to that effect will work
kzuaro Posted:

Re: Please look.........Invitation wording - How to add the reception info after the church info to the invite?

i am doing the same thing as you...

after you put all of the ceremony information
skip a line
and write:
Reception to follow
at _ o'clock
_____ (location)
_____ (town)

my sister did this also!
it's one less thing people have to bring with them
to remember where and what time everything is
Panamasweet Posted:

Re: Please look.........Invitation wording - How to add the reception info after the church info to the invite?


Posted by kzuaro

i am doing the same thing as you...

after you put all of the ceremony information
skip a line
and write:
Reception to follow
at _ o'clock
_____ (location)
_____ (town)

my sister did this also!
it's one less thing people have to bring with them
to remember where and what time everything is



I am doing the same and this is the way i was advised to address it

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