Wedding stationery: Wedding invitations & announcements
- by Yvonnechock
Wedding announcements and invitations have different purposes and some thought needs to go into determining who receives which. One of the most important things that a bride-to-be needs to understand is the difference between wedding invitations and wedding announcements. Here are some helpful tips for you to decide when each one should be used.
There is a lot of difference and specific wording between wedding invitations and announcements. Wedding invitations are always sent before the wedding and are only sent to the people you’d like to have attend the ceremony itself. Wedding announcements are sent out around the time you get married, or around the time you get engaged.
Wedding Invitations are sent to friends and family members you would like to invite to attend the wedding ceremony. Wedding Announcements are sent to notify friends and family of your marriage if they did not receive wedding invitations.
Wedding Invitations wording sample
Together with their parents
Julia Esabella Sanmeters
and
Nicholas Kristoff Demett
request the honour of your presence
at their marriage
on Sunday, the fourth of October
two thousand fourteen
at six o’clock in the evening
Mount Zion Church
11890 Leaf Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
Wedding Announcements wording sample
Mr. and Mrs. Esabella Sanmeters
have the pleasure of announcing
the marriage of their daughter
Julia Esabella Sanmeters
and
Nicholas Kristoff Demett
on Sunday, the fourth of October
two thousand fourteen
in
Mount Zion Church
11890 Leaf Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
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