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Choose a style, from formal to fun, type your names, date and venue, and copy invitation wording that follows etiquette.
Together with their families Emma Johnson and Daniel Reyes request the pleasure of your company at the celebration of their marriage Saturday, the twelfth of September two thousand twenty-six at four o'clock in the afternoon The Grove Estate Charleston, South Carolina Reception to follow Scan the QR code to share your photos with us
How to use it
Formal, parents hosting, both families, modern, fun or reception only.
Names, hosts, date, time, venue and city.
See the wording laid out as it would print.
Paste into Canva, your stationer's proof or your wedding website.
Why it works
Invitation wording tells guests who is hosting, how formal the day will be and what to expect, before they even read the details card. Etiquette conventions exist so guests read those signals correctly.
Each template follows the standard order: hosts, request line, couple, date, time, venue, then reception. Formal templates spell out the date and time; modern ones keep it short.
Planning the photos too? QR codes on wedding invitations: etiquette.
FAQ
Traditionally, 'the honour of your presence' is used for ceremonies in a place of worship, and 'the pleasure of your company' for secular venues and receptions.
The hosts. If parents are hosting, their names come first; if the couple is hosting, start with the couple or 'Together with their families'.
Formal invitations spell everything out: 'Saturday, the twelfth of September, two thousand twenty-six, at four o'clock in the afternoon'.
Yes. Add a short line like 'Scan to share your photos with us' and print the code on the details card.
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