How does the wedding begin? Of course, from graceful and beautifully designed invitations that the bride and groom present to the future guests of their holiday. Wedding invitations set the tone for the entire subsequent celebration, so you should be very careful when filling them out.
Instructions
Step 1
A wedding invitation, first of all, should be informative. Include the names of the guests, the date, time and place of the ceremony. For those guests who come directly to the wedding banquet, indicate the start time and the address of the restaurant (cafe, dining room). If you are planning a wedding, let everyone know about the location.
Step 2
Don't overload the invitation with unnecessary information. If you intend to invite a guest directly to a wedding banquet, indicate only his coordinates. Please omit the details of the wedding and solemn registration.
Step 3
To avoid incidents and embarrassing situations, be sure to sign your invitations, at least just a couple of names. The rest of the text can be typed on a computer, but it is better to write your names by hand. This will add warmth and soulfulness to even a strict, formal letterhead.
Step 4
For each guest, think over your own way of contacting him. For older relatives, work colleagues, choose a more formal style. When addressing close friends and family members, you can be generous with emotions.
Step 5
If the invitation doesn't look original, try making the content original. Poetic impromptu, humor, lyrical digressions are welcome.
Step 6
If it is important for you that guests should confirm their presence at a future celebration in advance, please indicate this in a separate line. Provide your contact numbers and the time frame in which the invitees need to contact you.
Step 7
In many countries, invitations are accompanied by a wish list prepared by the newlyweds. If this point is important for you, please let us know your wishes regarding presentations. For example, write that you would like to receive a gift in an envelope (money).
