Friday, May 21, 2010

Wedding invitation help for me and Jen!?

We are getting married on Sept 1, 2007. We are having a casual outdoor wedding ceremony and then a reception following the ceremony around the same outdoor area as the ceremony was held. We have rented tents and chairs and have all of the decorations. We are using daiseys and flowers and lights and candles. We have a dj booked who will play after the wedding ceremony and we also have a nice dinner planned for all of the attendees. We will serve great food, drinks, and have dancing all evening. The problem is the invitations! We need help! We want to tell them to dress casual and join us for an evening of food, music, and fun---and the sharing of our love. Here is what we have so far-------The honor of your presence is requested at the marriage of Jennifer Jo Richards daughter of Ty and Dianna Richards and Joshua Lamar Crippen, son of Max and Debbra Crippen on Saturday, the first of September, two thousand and seven at six o'clock in the evening. A casual outdoor ceremony and

Wedding invitation help for me and Jen!?
That sounds good!.... my fiance's sister is getting married September 1 2007 and her name is Jen too!! LOL!! congratulations!!
Reply:i think it sounds pretty good.
Reply:I wouldn't probably use the word casual twice... if you say it is a casual outdoor ceremony %26amp; reception they should get the hint not to show up dressed for a formal affair. But also since u are having them RSVP to a phone number you could tell them over the phone just to dress casual or leave an outgoing message on your machine that would say "if you are calling to RSVP....mention something about the type of dress u are expecting, like one of the other answers i read where they wrote flip flops optional.





Good Luck!!!!
Reply:are her parents giving the wedding if so...





Mr and Mrs Richards


request the presence at the wedding of their daughter Jennifer Richards to Joshua Crippin.......etc





Hope This Helps!
Reply:It's perfect, and sounds like a wonderful time!
Reply:That actually sounds great.
Reply:Ty and Dianna Richards


and


Max and Debbra Crippen


request the honor of your presence at


Jennifer Jo Richards and Joshua Lamar Crippen


wedding on


Saturday, September 1, 2007


6:00pm





wedding is casual outdoor ceremony





Please respond with the enclosed RSVP notice or phone call.
Reply:I would do the traditional wedding invitation.





The pleasure of your company is requested for a wedding ceremony between ................daughter of ..................and .....................son of....................... on Saturday....................and 6:00 PM in the evening at .................Park or wherever you will conduct marriage ceremony.





Outdoor reception to follow at:





......................................... on the Hill.








Most people understand that at an outdoor wedding ceremony and outdoor reception that they should not come in gowns or tux. I wouldn't even mention it. People know. If you write casual dress, people may come in jeans. That is not wedding etiquette, so I would leave it alone. Don't mention it.





Most people go to outdoor weddings with possibly for the girl a lovely casual short dress made of soft cotton or chiffon. The guys come in casual dress pants, nice shirt and tie, which would be removed at your party. If a guy comes in a sport jacket, he'll remove it as the party gets started.





Then have a small card with envelope for the return whether they will attend or will not attend.That is it! Don't stress over a small thing like that.
Reply:I dont know if I would use the word casual all that much. But I found this opening for an invitation that I thought was very cute.





Please join us


For a celebration of love, friendship, laughter, and family


as


**********





My wedding is going to be casual and my reception is going to be a luau.. When I ended mine I put flipflops optional so ppl would get the hint that it isnt a black tie afair.








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here is a site that I found alot of casual wordings for invitations.





http://www.paperandmore.com/articles/wor...


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