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This is a website I used. I don't know if they have any examples that apply exactly to your situation, but maybe you can find one and tweak it a little bit.
Something like...
Please join us for the joyous
marriage of
Jane Doe
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Doe and the late Mr. John Doe
to
Bob Smith
son of Mrs. Julia Smith and the late Mr. Harry Smith
I agree with BW4606. If you need extra advice, Wedding Planning for Dummies has an excellent section on how to word invites.
Thanks for the help. I knew I'd never find an example applying diercetly to my situation, but I couln't seem to find guidlines to work for me either.
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Hi,
I'm just trying to sort out the wording for our invitations, but I need some help. My fiancee and I are hosting the wedding, but our mothers would like to be named on the invitation. It gets complicated because I feel it would be from to mention them without our fathers who have both passed away, but I can't get the wording right, especially considering my parents were separeated prior to his passing.
Any ideas?