Wedding Invitations - what you need to know

Before you go ahead and put your ideas to life with your invitations, did you know that there is correct wording that you should be using? 
Your wedding invitation wording will differ depending on who is going to be hosting the wedding.

If the bridal couple and parents will be hosting the wedding together, your invite wording will be something like this:

Stephen Francis
and
Heather Smith
together with their parents
request the honor of your presence at their wedding
Date
Time
Venue

The Bridal couple is hosting the wedding by themselves:
The honor of your presence is requested at the marriage of
Stephen Francis
and
Heather Smith
Date
Time
Venue

The bridal couples parents are hosting the wedding:

Frank and Kate Smith
Request the pleasure of your presence at the marriage of their daughter
Heather Smith
To
Stephen Francis
Date
Time
Venue

Bearing in mind your wording will also go with the feel of the wedding. 
If you are having a laid back, casual garden wedding the wording in your invite shouldn't be as formal compared to if you had a traditional church wedding.

Important factors to remember on the wedding invitation are the venue, date, time and RSVP.

Your wedding stationery - menu, ceremony programs, thank you cards should all tie in the with the same look and feel as your wedding invitation.

Your wedding invitation should pair with your theme and give an overall look of what should be expected.