Wedding Stationery Guide


As a guide, wedding invitations should include details of:
The hosts.
The bride and groom.
Names of the guests being invited (and/or ‘plus one’
if required).
Whether the invite is for the wedding ceremony and
reception, reception only or evening reception only
details of the ceremony and reception venue, including
location, time and date.
RSVP – with details of where the reply should be sent.
It is useful to include a telephone number or email so
that guests can ask any questions before responding.
A deadline to reply by.

Many wedding invitations include an information sheet
detailing:

How to get there and a map.
Local accommodation.
Local taxi firms.
Wedding gift list.
Requests for any special dietary requirements.

Poems to include:

‘Whilst your presence at our wedding is more than
enough, we appreciate that you may wish to buy us a
gift. Our gift list is held at …….’
or a poem of your choice.

To help you choose the appropriate wording for your invitations, we've put together some wedding invitation wording examples for the following scenarios:

Bride's parents as host - whether married, divorced, widowed or remarried
Mr and Mrs. Michael Jones

Bride and groom as host - either alone or together with their parents
Mr Stuart Joseph Collins and Miss Sally Ann Jones

Both sets of parents as host
Mr and Mrs Michael Jones and Mr and Mrs Stephen Collins
or wording of your choice.

Choosing a child free wedding:

'We hope you understand that we have chosen to make our special day adults only'.
or
'To allow all guests to relax and enjoy themselves, we have chosen for our wedding day to be adults only.'

We are only to happy too include your own wording or poems, after all it's your big day, just email your text over or include the wording on your order form.