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I didn't really have a quote on my invites, I just put:
Mr & Mrs. Bridesparents
Together with Mr. & Mrs. Groomsparents
Request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their children
Bride Name
and
Groom Name
... etc
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There's a nice one on my invitation designer's website that says:
Because you have shared in our lives
through your love and friendship, we:
Bride's Name
and
Groom's Name
together with our parents
(all their names, if you like)
request the honor of your presence, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. Your Parents
request the honour of your presence
at the wedding ceremony of their daughter
Your Name
to
His Name
son of Mr. and Mrs. His Parents
on Date, Place, Time...
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I think quotes and poems aren't appropriate for wedding invitations. I believe in keeping those formal. Save it for the website or bridal shower invite.
Hi,
We just ordered our invites and this is what we used.
Love is meant to be shared
with family and friends.
Together with their parents
bride lastname
&
grooom lastname
invite you to share
in their wedding celebration.
all of us are contributing to this wedding as well, so we did:
My parents are doing the wedding, so most of my wording is standard, but I did put a small quote on the top:
"With Joyful Hearts
Mr. and Mrs. .....................blah blah blah
My Dad is paying for the whole thing (I'm so fortunate), but because all of our parents are divorced and remarried, and it would be quite messy to include them on the invite (for example, my fiance's dad got remarried after we ordered the invites but before we mailed them!), we used this:
"Together with their families
Bride
and
Groom
request the pleasure of your company . . . "
My dad isn't big on showing off, so he didn't care that we didn't advertise to people that he's hosting. Plus, everyone who is coming knows that we're not the kind of people who would be throwing ourselves this big fiesta.
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Everyone is chipping in for the wedding (my parents, his parents, and us) so a lot of names need to go on the invitation... I'm wondering if anyone used different wording than the standard "Mr and Mrs BridesParents and Mr and Mrs GroomsParents request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of Bride and Groom.... etc". I do still want all of the names on the invite, but was hoping for a nice quote or something for the top? Suggestions welcome!!