With all of the different styles and themes of wedding invitations that exist, there can be a lot of confusion over how to properly word your wedding invitation. While each case is different and each wedding situation is unique, there are at least a few standard guidelines that exist to point you in the right direction. The wedding invitation wording is typically based off of who is hosting (read: paying) for the wedding, and from there you can determine the level of formality used.
Mr. & Mrs. Brides Parents
Request the Honor of Your Presence
at the Marriage of Their Daughter
First Middle Lastname
to
First Middle Lastname
Saturday, the Date of Month
Two Thousand and Fourteen
at half past
three o'clock in the afternoon
Ceremony Location
City, State
Mr. & Mrs. Grooms Parents
Request the Honor of Your Presence
at the Marriage of
First Middle Lastname
to Their Son
First Middle Lastname
Saturday, the Date of Month
Two Thousand and Fourteen
at half past
three o'clock in the afternoon
Ceremony Location
City, State
Mr. & Mrs. Brides Parents
and
Mr. & Mrs. Grooms Parents
Request the Honor of Your Presence
at the Marriage of Their Children
First Middle Lastname
&
First Middle Lastname
Saturday, the Date of Month
Two Thousand and Fourteen
at half past
three o'clock in the afternoon
Ceremony Location
City, State
Together with Their Parents
First Middle Lastname
and
First Middle Lastname
Request the Honor of Your Presence
at the Celebration of Their Marriage
Saturday, the Date of Month
Two Thousand and Fourteen
at half past
three o'clock in the afternoon
Ceremony Location
City, State
First Middle Lastname
and
First Middle Lastname
Request the Honor of Your Presence
at the Celebration of Their Marriage
Saturday, the Date of Month
Two Thousand and Fourteen
at half past
three o'clock in the afternoon
Ceremony Location
City, State
Mr. and Mrs. First Lastname
Request the Honor of Your Presence
at the Marriage of their Niece
First Middle Lastname
to
First Middle Lastname
Saturday, the Date of Month
Two Thousand and Fourteen
at half past
three o'clock in the afternoon
Ceremony Location
City, State