Your wedding invitation is the first glimpse of your celebration, so it must reflect both your style and the formality of the day. The best invitations balance clarity with personality, whether you're planning an intimate dinner or a grand ballroom affair.
Starts from: “Join us as Sarah and Michael marry on Saturday, June fifteenth at four o'clock in the afternoon at The Ashford Estate in Sonoma, California.” — edit anything once it’s designed.
Three directions — different wording, different design
Sarah Chen and Michael Hartley request the honour of your presence at their wedding
Saturday, June 15th
Four o'clock in the afternoon
The Ashford Estate
1247 Valley Road, Sonoma, California 95476
Black tie
Kindly reply by May 30th to sarah.and.michael@email.com
Dinner and dancing to follow
Sarah and Michael invite you to celebrate their wedding
Saturday, June 15th
Four o'clock in the afternoon
The Ashford Estate
1247 Valley Road, Sonoma, California 95476
Black tie
Kindly reply by May 30th to sarah.and.michael@email.com
Dinner and dancing to follow
Together with their families, Sarah Chen and Michael Hartley joyfully invite you to witness their marriage
Saturday, June 15th
Four o'clock in the afternoon
The Ashford Estate
1247 Valley Road, Sonoma, California 95476
Black tie
Kindly reply by May 30th to sarah.and.michael@email.com
Dinner and dancing to follow
Wording examples
FormalSaturday, the fifteenth of June
at four o'clock in the afternoon
The Ashford Estate
Sonoma, California
Reception to follow
ModernSaturday, June 15th at 4pm
The Ashford Estate, Sonoma
Dinner and dancing under the stars
RSVP by May 30th
Warmly PersonalSaturday, June fifteenth
at four o'clock in the afternoon
The Ashford Estate, Sonoma, California
A celebration of love, laughter, and new beginnings
Good to know
Most couples send invitations 6–8 weeks before the wedding date. This gives guests enough time to RSVP and make travel plans. With RevelPost, you can set automatic reminders to nudge guests who haven't replied, and track responses in real time.
Formality should match your wedding's tone. A black-tie ballroom wedding calls for traditional, third-person language (
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