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Hello! I could really use a fresh pair of eyes! Could one of you lovely ladies please double check the following for typos, grammar errors, weird wording, etc? Any suggestions needed, I'm printing them out tomorrow morning (Saturday).

Also, do the fonts (Albermarle Swash and Georgia) look bad together? I know nothing about fonts!

THANKS SO VERY MUCH in advance.

EDIT: Weddingbee keeps making my spacing wonky between our names in the invite and the sentences in the reception card. Please ignore it, it doesn't actually look like that.

[Invitation:] 

Mr. and Mrs. John Smith

request the honor of your presence

at the marriage of their daughter

Jane Smith 

 to 

Jack Robert Brown,

son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brown

Saturday, the fifth of November

two thousand eleven

at four o'clock in the afternoon

[location name]

[location street address]

[city, state]

[Reception card:]

Eat, drink, and be married!

Please celebrate with us at a reception immediately following the ceremony, also to be held at [location name].  

For directions, accommodation information, and full wedding details please visit our website at:

www.weddingwire.com/JillandJack

password: The Browns

[RSVP:]

We do! Do you? 

 Kindly respond before September 30th, 2011

 We have reserved ____ seat(s) in your honor. 

       ❏ Accept with pleasure

                 ____ out of _____ will attend.  

                Name(s) of those attending: ___________________________

                ______________________________________________

                               *If vegetarian plate is desired, please indicated next to name. 

        ❏ Decline with regret

EDIT: Weddingbee keeps making my spacing wonky between our names in the invite and the sentences in the reception card. Please ignore it, it doesn't actually look like that.

Thanks so much!!!! That's really helpful! You're totally right about having too many "ations." I didn't even notice that! The reason why I worded it that way is because I thought that writing just "accommodations" would sound like I am providing the actual accommodations, instead of just info on them, but no one would think that right?

@melodicsighs1: thanks so much!!

Rather than "at the marriage of their daughter," I think it should be "for the marriage of their daughter."  But that's nothing major and may in fact, be a preference thing.

For the reception card, I would drop the comma in the first sentence and the word "also" (unless it is held at the same location as the ceremony then it's no big but still no comma).  "Please celebrate with us at a reception immediately following the ceremony also to be held at [location name]."

Personally, I think just having the word accommodations sounds weird especially since you are providing information on accommodations (like you though).  Maybe change it to "For directions, hotel information, and full wedding details" instead.