butterfly91804
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Reception Card Wording -- which sounds better?
Reception
Cocktails served at half past six o'clock
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Cocktail reception at half past six o’clock
Dinner and dancing to follow
Westbury Manor
Westbury, New York
Which sounds better? Thanks!
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steph4777
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the latter
Stacey04
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I think they are both good, but it depends if you want it to say both, we did:
Cocktails at half past six
Dinner to follow
Bla Bla Bla
Marcie
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How about?
Cocktails served at half past six o'clock
Dinner and dancing to follow
Murray
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I did:
Reception at half past six in the evening
I then listed the reception place....(I am doing a cocktail hour before the reception...but the cocktail hour is what starts at 6:30)
I am getting married at a different place than the ceremony...
I hope this makes sense
BriBri529
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The second one
MrsNYPDsGirl
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I vote for the second one too.
november12003
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How about...
Cocktail Hour
at half past six in the evening
Dinner and Dancing to follow
babybride
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We did:
Cocktails served at half past six o'clock
in the evening
Dinner and dancing to follow
Are you getting the invitation you showed me! I loved that one! FM me sometime. We haven't chatted in a while!
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dm24angel
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the second one is better I think
butterfly91804
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Thanks everybody!
Babybride -- I have lots to tell you and to catch up on -- unfortunately we haven't decided on the invite yet
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babybride
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Write me!!!
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Maybe we can meet up one night. I have a feeling there is too much to write about!
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nylisa
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Ours said:
Pre-cocktail hour at 5:30 p.m.
Cocktail hour at 6 p.m.
with dinner and dancing to follow
Manor East
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xjulietx
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How about
Please join us for cocktails at half past six o'clock
Dinner and dancing to follow
brideinapril
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Second one.
