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In this article, we share essential wedding wording so you can effectively communicate with your guests regarding things like dress codes, unplugged ceremonies, cash gifts, RSVP reminders, plus-ones, and more!<\/h3>\n

While guests don’t need to know every single detail about your wedding day, there are many things you will need to communicate with them, either via your wedding website, on your invitations or by direct message. If you need help wording certain messaging, especially around trickier topics like uninviting guests or having a child-free celebration, this in-depth guide has you covered.<\/p>\n

Read on for sample wording and handy templates for almost<\/em> every wedding situation. And if we’ve missed something, head over to the Easy Weddings Instagram<\/strong><\/a> and send us a DM \u2014 we’re here to help!<\/p>\n

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Announcing changes to your wedding logistics<\/h3>\n

Whether you’ve had to shuffle the timing of your ceremony or need to announce a change of venue, it’s best to communicate with guests as early as possible so everyone is aware of the new plans. You could text each guest individually, email them or send a Facebook message to let them know about the changes.<\/p>\n

Here’s some sample wording you might like to use if you’ve had a change of wedding logistics:<\/p>\n