Write it on point because these festive ceremonies do not come every day.

Personalization:
Of course, they should be accepted: pen the invitations in a formal or an open letter, and, instead of using a namesake, you may also use “To whom it may concern.” This way, they will come close to you and they will be easy to discharge with a sweet note.

Preparations:
You may start with something as simple and sleek as a couplet that reads:

Join us as we say ‘I do’ mentioned date and year, at the beautiful ___

This sounds formal yet infuses the excitement, also.

The Use of Practical Details:
Ensure that all practical details are mentioned very clearly. For example.

Please dress appropriately; smart casual is required.

This gives the guests a very clear idea of how to dress but without it looking overcrowded.

Personal Touch:
What makes it very special is that it has a personal touch. Try sentences like:

We have chosen this date because it is the date that marks the beginning of our life together

This would add warmth to the invitation as well as tell the story of the couple.

Inviting Families:
Call families to make the invitation even easier and let them know that the guests are permitted to take their close ones with them.

If the family of the bridegroom is hosting then extend the invitation to them, especially in the invitation.

For Example:
Also, Groom’s Family Members, join us for a special luncheon after the ceremony..

• We never thought our marriage to be without our most intimate friends. Join in to say ‘I do’ on this great day as we promise vows on the mention date and Year at Hotel___
• It would be a high privilege if you accept our invitation when the boy and girl get married with their holy union. Date: mention date and Year.
• Place our friendship is the world to us, and we can’t possibly get married without you. Celebrate with us on [date] at [venue].