What should you write in a wedding card?

Hi there!

1. Do you want to know what to write in a wedding card to a couple that is getting married?

2. Or are you getting married and want to know what to write in your invitations?

If it's the first one, then a simple message of "Wishing you love, laughter and a happily ever after" ticks all the boxes. You can add more personal notes in there if you know the couple well.

If it's the second one, then I have written an in-depth blog post about this at www.lavastationery.com.au/blog in the "Tools and Resources" section.

You just need to make sure the following information is included:

• Who is doing the inviting
• Names of the wedded couple
• Wedding date
• Time of ceremony
• Address of ceremony
• Time of reception
• Address of reception if different from the ceremony
• Dress code (optional)
• RSVP method and date

I hope this information helps! Don't hesitate to get in contact with me if you need more help.

Cheers,

Lava @LavaStationery

Wish the couple all the best for the new life they are starting together. Wish them a bright and happy future! 

This comes down to personal preference but the very stock standard invitations often have the  following structure:

1. Together with their families

2. Bride and Groom Name

3. Invite you to celebrate their wedding

4. Venue Name and Address

5.Date

6.Time

7.Some indication of the reception e.g Drinks and Dancing to Follow

8. Dress code (if applicable)

More couples are wanting to show their personality more through their invitation writing and so may add additional quirks such as "Lot's of sips and Lot's of dancing" etc.

Hope that helps!

Thanks

Karen