Open Question: Invitation Wording

Open Question: Invitation Wording

August 25th, 2006 @ 2:09 pm by Mrs. Bee
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Hello fellow weddingbee’rs

I was married in a very small civil ceremony in June in Pennsylvania. My husband and I are throwing a large reception for my family in October down south in Mississippi. We are going to have a preacher “bless the marriage” in a short ceremony before the reception begins. I had the wording all figured out before we decided to include the blessing - now I’m perplexed! This is how I was going to word it….(I’m printing my own invites by the way).

What do you think? Thanks for your help!

Michelle

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9 Responses to “Open Question: Invitation Wording”

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Miss Bluebell

I would leave everything as is, except where it says “in a celebration” say “for a blessing & celebration”. What do you think?

8/25/06 @ 2:20 pm (reply)

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cacee

if ur gonna say, he loves her, he loves her a lot, it should also say she loves him, she loves him a lot!

8/25/06 @ 2:20 pm (reply)

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Tea

i agree with miss bluebell. those are very pretty invites btw. i think they’re adorable.

8/25/06 @ 2:23 pm (reply)

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John

I like Bluebell’s idea! Then it will be very clear what the plan is…

8/25/06 @ 2:47 pm (reply)

Guest

Aww that poem is so cute!

8/25/06 @ 2:54 pm (reply)

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Michelle

Miss Bluebell - that’s an excellent idea! Thanks
Michelle

8/25/06 @ 3:16 pm (reply)

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Michelle

Thanks Tea I must admit I stole the general idea from somewhere online - I don’t even remember where!

8/25/06 @ 3:27 pm (reply)

Guest

I think it’s lovely the way it is- the blessing is part of the celebration. Or you could drop the time from the date line and say “join us in a celebration at… Blessing at 4 p.m., with reception to follow.

8/27/06 @ 4:05 pm (reply)