Its our second marriage coming up and not sure what to put on invitations. I have both my parents hosting the?

Question

My parents are hosting our wedding and my soon to be husbands father has remarried and his natural mother has passed away several years ago but is there a way to do invetitions to include her too or do we just stick to the brides parents.

Answer 1

In the presence of their loved ones
they will exchange vows of marriage
and pledge to live all their tomorrows
together in Christ's love
BRIDE
and
GROOM
invite you to share in this celebration of love
on DAY
YEAR
at TIME
LOCATION
ADDRESS
CITY, STATE

If this doesn't work try www.versethis.com

Answer 2

Oh my, I hope you go with the great advice given you first off. I agree 100% with Honor the deceased parent with an arrangement and announcement. It is not appropriate to have a non living person inviting live folks to anything... especially when the other parent has remarried already! That is just another reason not to do that. It will be great though to have her mentioned and honoured in the program or church bulletin.

Or the pastor can make mention on the fact that she is very much missed etc..

Good luck with that and keep searching for the answer and be very discerning about who you take advice from you can't undo what you decide once it's done! :)

Answer 3

You can put your parents and your fiance's father and stepmothers name on the invitation-- something like this:

Mr. and Mrs. John Smith (brides parents)
and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones (grooms parents)

invite you to share in the marriage of their children
Sally Marie
and
Bruce Michael

You shouldn't put a deceased person's name on the invitation as they aren't doing the inviting. You can acknowledge your fiance's mother in the wedding program or by a flower arrangement or lit candle on the altar, mention it in your program that you've done this in her memory and honor.

Answer 4

of course you include his mother and his father also-it could read mr and mrs john doe invite you to share in the joy of our daughters marsha doe- wedding along with mr robert jones and the late mrs emma jones parents of joel jones.we hope you will honor us by your presence on this special day. (you know however you want it to read.but include his mom.) good luck.congratulations!