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invitation wording

We’re here to help you with wedding invitation wording for all your sticky, awkward situations. If you’re looking for invitation design ideas, head over to our Invitation Porn archive or our Invitation DIY tutorials.

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Why isn’t anyone going to your wedsite? Here’s a tip from an advertising pro

Tribe member UltraJonda sent out her Save the Dates, but no one is going to the wedsite. Why not? Knowing the reason why just might save you from the very same fate…

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Casual wedding invitations and the insanity of writing out “Two Thousand and Fifteen”

What do you do if you DON’T want to “cordially invite” people to your wedding? What if you want to just ask people to come party with you? You know what? You totally CAN!

not invited alternative wedding ideas from Offbeat Wed (formerly Offbeat Bride)

How to tell your guests they don’t get a +1

So you’re trying to keep your wedding small. How do you tell your friends that they don’t get to bring a guest?

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Should we mention our registry on invitations to our reception?

“My fiance and I are considering eloping, with then a small-scale party at our place when we get back. Is it still kosher to say on those invites that we’re registered?”

insecure potluck alternative wedding ideas from Offbeat Wed (formerly Offbeat Bride)

Is a potluck wedding tacky or is it OK to ask your guests to bring food to your wedding reception?

Is it OK to ask your guests to bring food to your wedding? Is a potluck wedding reception OK? Yes, and YES. Here’s how to have a potluck wedding reception that works for everyone.

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Savvy reception-only wedding invitation wording examples for every scenario

We are planning a small ceremony during the day with a limited number of guests. Later that evening, we will have a party/reception for everyone to come and celebrate whether they were at the ceremony or not. What is a polite way to word the invitations to the reception-only people so that they know that the ceremony was kept small so that no feelings are hurt?