Wedding Invitation Wording Examples (Formal, Casual & Modern)

Searching for wedding invitation wording usually means you already have a date and a guest list — you just need language that sounds like you. Use the examples below as starting points, then swap in names, venue, and your RSVP deadline.

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Formal wedding invitation wording

• Together with their families, [Full Name] and [Full Name] request the honour of your presence at their wedding on [Day], [Date], at [Time], at [Venue], [City]. Reception to follow. Kindly reply by [RSVP date].
• Mr. and Mrs. [Parents] request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter [Bride] to [Groom] on [Date] at [Venue].

Casual and modern wording

• [Name] & [Name] are getting married! Join us on [Date] at [Venue]. Dinner, dancing, and celebration to follow. Please RSVP by [date].
• We can't wait to celebrate with you. You're invited to our wedding on [Date] — details and RSVP are here: [link].

RSVP lines that actually work

Put the deadline next to the action. Guests should never hunt for how to reply.

• Kindly reply by [date] so we can finalize seating and meals.
• Please RSVP online by [date] — a yes or no both help us plan.

Digital wedding invitation tip

On a digital invite, keep ceremony details above the fold and the RSVP button immediately underneath.

Templates that pair beautifully with clear wedding wording:

• Boho Wildflower — Wedding template you can open and customize in minutes.
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FAQ

Do digital wedding invitations need traditional wording? No — match the formality of your day.

Should parents' names appear? Include them when parents are hosting. Otherwise, couple-hosted wording is completely appropriate.