How to Make People Dumbfounded with Your Choice of Words in Your Wedding Invitation

Language is a means of communication. It is your desire to find the right words to convey proper meaning of the day. Wedding day is the happiest day in one’s life and it should be remembered not only by the couple but by all friends and relatives. It is important to choose the right type of words to suit the particular type you want as there are many types of wedding.

The format of the wedding invitation should be easy to read. Simple language should be used clearly defining intentions and expectations. There should be no confusion in the choice of words for the wedding invitation. There are many ways to choose the words of the wedding invitation. Here are a few examples.

A Good Beginning:

The opening lines point to the host of the wedding. This may be the names of the Bride and Groom and their parents, only one set of parents only the Bride and Groom, step parents etc.

The wordings are very important and give an opportunity for guests to thank the hosts on the special day. The host may convey their invitation and words and phrases in many ways such as “request the pleasure of your company”, “joy”, “special day”, “proud”, “celebrate”, “request the honour of”.

The Main Content:

The content, the bulk of the invitation informs about the place of the ceremony, the time for the guests to arrive, the standard of required dress and the address for reply.

Wedding invitation words must be simple, clear, easy to follow and understand. Where there is difficulty in finding the place proper directions should be added to enable the guests to reach in time and easily.

The Respond Card:

The R.S.V.P. or Reply card is equally important like the invitation itself. The couple, when there is response, will have a clear idea of people definitely attending. The wordings on the reply card should also be very simple and easy to understand and read.

Usage of fancy phrases by the couple often confuse the guests and create problems. A stamped, self addressed envelope should be enclosed with the invitation for the convenience of the guest.

We find thus the paramount importance of the wordings on the wedding invitation. The invitation is the formal and first announcement of the momentous day and sets the required tone for your day.

You set your right foot forward by making the words as simple, clear, easy to read and understand as possible. You have to plan and organize many other arrangements energetically. You may not have time to deal with disappointed guests troubled with confusing and conflicting information