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Wedding Invitation Wording Examples

From traditional to relaxed, here is wording for every kind of wedding — copy it, then personalise a free template.

Formal

  • Together with their families, Emily Rose Carter and James Michael Hayes request the pleasure of your company at the celebration of their marriage.

  • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Emily Rose to James Michael Hayes.

  • The honour of your presence is requested at the marriage of Sophia Grace and Daniel Lee.

Casual & modern

  • We’re getting married! Join us for love, laughter and happily ever after.

  • Emily & James are tying the knot — come celebrate with food, drinks and dancing!

  • Eat, drink and be married. Join us as we say “I do”.

  • We found our person. Come party with us!

Save the date

  • Save the date! Sophia & Daniel are getting married — 12.09.2026, Lake Como. Formal invitation to follow.

  • Mark your calendars — we’re getting hitched!

  • Hold the date for our forever. Invitation to follow.

Indian wedding (Shubh Vivah)

  • || Shri Ganeshaya Namah || With the blessings of our elders, we request the honour of your presence at the wedding of our children Ananya & Rohan.

  • Sharma and Verma families cordially invite you and your family to grace the auspicious occasion of the marriage of their children.

  • Your presence and blessings are the best gift for the newlyweds.

Nikah

  • In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful — we cordially invite you to the Nikah ceremony of our beloved children Aisha & Omar.

  • With the blessings of Allah, the families of Aisha and Omar request the pleasure of your company at their Nikah and Walima.

Tips

  • Spell out dates and times on formal invitations (“Saturday, the twentieth of June”).
  • Put the dress code bottom-right or on a separate details card.
  • Keep registry information off the invitation itself — add it to your website or invite link note.

Frequently asked questions

Who is listed first on a wedding invitation?

The hosts. Traditionally that’s the bride’s parents; today many couples write “Together with their families” and list themselves.