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which do you like better..

SoonToBeMrsFox Posted:

which do you like better..

..for my invitation wording?

1. ..request the honor of your presence as they are united in marriage

2. ..request the honor of your presence as they exchange vows and begin their life together

thanks <3
Cataverri Posted:

Re: which do you like better..

I like number 1 maybe because my card reads the same.

Jsquared Posted:

Re: which do you like better..

I vote 2!

(So does heather)
rosatemp Posted:

Re: which do you like better..

I like 1 also

leighlo1226 Posted:

Re: which do you like better..

dos!

dCa51899 Posted:

Re: which do you like better..

i like 1

SoonToBeMrsFox Posted:

Re: which do you like better..


Posted by Jsquared

I vote 2!

(So does heather)



leighlo1226 Posted:

Re: which do you like better..

p.s. i think the jews have a problem with the word 'united' i think i read it on another thread once

NYtherapist Posted:

Re: which do you like better..

Are you getting married in a church? Outside? Interfaith? (There's a reason why I ask).

ETA: The above post reflects why I asked.
SoonToBeMrsFox Posted:

Re: which do you like better..


Posted by leighlo1226

p.s. i think the jews have a problem with the word 'united' i think i read it on another thread once



great.. like i need any more problems
leighlo1226 Posted:

Re: which do you like better..


Posted by SoonToBeMrsFox


Posted by leighlo1226

p.s. i think the jews have a problem with the word 'united' i think i read it on another thread once



great.. like i need any more problems



looks like your decision has been made for you love
SoonToBeMrsFox Posted:

Re: which do you like better..


Posted by NYtherapist

Are you getting married in a church? Outside? Interfaith? (There's a reason why I ask).

ETA: The above post reflects why I asked.



outside (hopefully); interfaith..
HSsweethearts Posted:

Re: which do you like better..

First one.


ETA: We used the word uniting and we're interfaith. No one has said anything

But maybe it's the reason none of them are showing up?
SoonToBeMrsFox Posted:

Re: which do you like better..


Posted by leighlo1226


Posted by SoonToBeMrsFox


Posted by leighlo1226

p.s. i think the jews have a problem with the word 'united' i think i read it on another thread once



great.. like i need any more problems



looks like your decision has been made for you love



and once again, she secretly wins

leighlo1226 Posted:

Re: which do you like better..


Posted by SoonToBeMrsFox


Posted by leighlo1226


Posted by SoonToBeMrsFox


Posted by leighlo1226

p.s. i think the jews have a problem with the word 'united' i think i read it on another thread once



great.. like i need any more problems



looks like your decision has been made for you love



and once again, she secretly wins




pshhhhh what are you talking about? you like #2 better remember??
NYtherapist Posted:

Re: which do you like better..

Technically, it's supposed to say 'request the pleasure of your company' when it's not being held in a place of worship.

If you don't like that, I'd suggest using 'request the honour of your presence as we are joined in marriage.' If parents are hosting: '...as they are joined in marriage.'

ETA: 'United in...' is not appropriate for an invitation when one spouse is Jewish.
SoonToBeMrsFox Posted:

Re: which do you like better..


Posted by leighlo1226


Posted by SoonToBeMrsFox


Posted by leighlo1226


Posted by SoonToBeMrsFox


Posted by leighlo1226

p.s. i think the jews have a problem with the word 'united' i think i read it on another thread once



great.. like i need any more problems



looks like your decision has been made for you love



and once again, she secretly wins




pshhhhh what are you talking about? you like #2 better remember??



i actually do like 2 better
NYtherapist Posted:

Re: which do you like better..

Oops, meant to add that # 2 works well and sounds nice :)

Colcas2011 Posted:

Re: which do you like better..

#1

Bree71584 Posted:

Re: which do you like better..

just curious whats the reason behind the words 'united' and 'uniting' being a no-no for a jewish ceremony?

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