Wording the Wedding Invitation
Wording the Wedding Invitation
March 22, 2005Posted By weddings
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A few points to remember when you are writing your wedding invitation:
Use full names, not nicknames.
Do not abbreviate the dates, times, and addresses
Use Courtesy titles where appropriate (Mr., Mrs., Ms., Miss).
For printing your wedding invitations, home computers and printers offer many options. To add a personal touch, you can incorporate a pressed flowers, confetti, poems, photos or ribbons to your invite.
Wording the Wedding Invitation Commentary
February 12, 2006 02:32 PMnicola Parkinson
We are having a civil ceremony at a hotel with a reception following at the same venue. How do we word this without repitition of the hotel name?
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