is this the way a wedding invitation should be worded?
Mrs. Anita L. Robinson
Request the honor of your presence
At the marriage of her daughter
Ms. Shont’e Nicole Robinson
To
Mr. Tony Gonzalez Burns Jr.
September First, Two Thousand Seven
At Two-Thirty in the afternoon
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
532 address street
El Cerrito, California
No reception will be held afterwards.
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Minor corrections: Mrs. Robinson "requests", you inadvertantly left the "s" off. Also, include the zip code because most people these days use a computer program to look up an unfamiliar address and the computer likes zip codes. Like I said, minor stuff. Other than that it looks good. Congratulations by the way....
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- You'll probably get lots of opinions but you can check out:
http://www.invitesgalore.com/invitation-… for several versions of acceptable wording.
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Wedding Invitation Wording - Bride's Parents Inviting
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More Sample Wording - that sounds about right
- It sounds good to me! why no reception? they are fun!
- it doesn't matter who will come no party after? oh! no way............
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