I want ideas of what to write on home made wedding invitations.?

Answer 1

Here's a direct link to one of my websites that will give you a pull down menu so you can pick what scenario is most appropriate (bride & groom hosting, parents hosting, remarriage, etc) and then will give you results based on the scenario you choose. http://aphroditescreations.regency.tc/Verses_VerseChoices.cfm?strTop=_incVerseIdeas_Top.cfm

Good luck!

Answer 2

I created my wedding invitations using Wilton invitations.

The company's website gives examples of several different scenarios (bride and groom's names only, parents names, step parents).

http://www.wilton.com/printyourown/index.cfm

Answer 3

Write something YOU would want to look at for the rest of your life... reason, you may have one cool family member or friend who will get it engraved on glass or a plaque for you as a gift...

I wrote my own, my husband is a Grateful Dead fan and I use a few lines of a song, and the basic info. A friend had it engraved on a tie-die glass plaque and I have it on my mantle and I love reading it as i dust.

Answer 4

do no longer say any of that....That no longer good etiquette in any respect - Dont write no present required- do exactly a classic invite and "unfold the be conscious " appropriate to the holiday and celebrate quite ..it gets around rapid I promise.

Answer 5

Here's what mine said:

"Because you have shared in our lives with your friendship and love, blah blah and blah blah invite you to share their joy when their children, blah blah and blah blah, exchange marriage vows and begin their new life together on ..."

Answer 6

Mine Read:

(Bride) and (Groom) have chosen (wedding date) to start the rest of their lives together. Please join us in celebrating this magical event!

Answer 7

http://www.wed24.com/blog/how-to-make-wedding-invitations/

http://www.brideus.com/wedding-invitation-wording.html

http://www.riwedding.com/invitations/etiquette.asp

Answer 8

www.verseit.com