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	WORDING & TYPESTYLE You will need to choose your preferred wording and typestyle prior to ordering. We present to you several different wording templates for invitations, along with sample wordings for thank you cards and place cards, etc. Plus widely used verses and phrases, as well as a selection of the more popular typestyles. The layouts and verses are only examples intended for your guidance, and may be altered to suit your needs. Upon processing your order, you are also welcome to write your own invitation layout and verses. When creating your own wordings, pay particular attention to spelling and grammar. What you type in the box allocated, is what gets printed. A step-by-step wording guide is available on this page if you prefer to write your own invitation layout. Also, for your convenience, we have included information on how to correctly address your envelopes. NOTE: Have a pen and paper handy. When you find the ideal wording layouts for all your stationery items, it is important that you write down the wording codes or wording layouts for each of the items you intend to order. This simplifies the process of completing your order, when all you need to do is enter the codes on the official Order Form. This also applies to the typestyle codes you intend to use. INVITATIONS To view invitation wording templates, click on the relevant host below. ● brides parents ● brides & grooms parents together ● bride & groom only ● bride & groom with parents ● brides single parent ● single parent together with other parents ● bride & groom together with families ● brides parents & grooms parents mentioned ● Invitation Verses and Phrases - Click here to view verses and phrases MATCHING ACCESSORY ITEMS To view wording samples, click on the items required below. ● Reply Cards ● Thank you cards ● Place cards ● Order of Service Cover ● Menu Cover ● Bomboniere Card ● Wishing Well Card TYPESTYLES Customise your announcement by choosing a font from our extensive range below. NOTE: A general typestyle can be used on it�s own or paired together with one of our feature typestyles to create a unique combination. General Typestyles - Fonts in this section are ideal for general wording on all stationery items, as it is clear and easy to read. Only one font can be chosen from this section eg: GT10. Feature Styles - Fonts in this section are ideal for highlighting all feature texts, such as the Bride & Grooms names and verses, etc. Adds unique style and originality to your stationery. Only one font can be chosen from this section eg: FT04. You are ready to place an order when you are satisfied with the choices you have made from the samples above. However, if you prefer to write your own invitation wording, this step-by-step guide below will assist you. STEP 1 - THE HOST / HOSTS Brides Parents... Bride's Parents together with Groom's Parents... Bride and Groom together with their / our families... for couples hosting their own wedding: Bride and Groom... STEP 2 - THE REQUEST for a church ceremony only: Would be honoured by the presence of... Proudly requests the honour of your presence... for all other ceremonies including church ceremonies: Request the pleasure of the company of... Request the pleasure of your company... Welcome the pleasure of your company... Are proud to invite you... Request the company of... Have / Take pleasure in inviting... Are delighted to invite... Would like to invite... Cordially invite... Warmly invite... Invite (Guest Name) to join with them... Invite... STEP 3 - GUESTS NAMES John John and Jane John and Guest Jane and Escort John, Jane, Adam and Kate John, Jane and Family STEP 4 - THE OCCASION at the marriage of... to celebrate the marriage of... to a wedding celebration... to share and celebrate the marriage of... to share with them a celebration of love... to share in their joy as they exchange their vows... for couples hosting their own wedding: at their wedding... Please join us in celebration of our marriage... STEP 5 - BRIDE AND GROOMS NAMES Bride and Groom... Bride to Groom... Bride's first and middle names to Groom's first, middle and surname... also optional: Son of Groom's Parents. STEP 6 - DAY, DATE AND MONTH OF WEDDING allow the wording to flow by first including: The ceremony will be held on... then: Saturday, 25th January, 2006... Saturday the Twentyfifth of January Two thousand and Six... STEP 7 - CEREMONY LOCATION Place where the ceremony is to be held - Address, Suburb / City... STEP 8 - TIME FORMAT 2pm... 2:30pm... Two o'clock... Half past two... Two thirty... Half after two o'clock... STEP 9 - RECEPTION LOCATION And afterwards at... The celebrations will continue afterwards at... Reception to immediately follow... A formal reception will follow at... Dinner and Dancing will follow... or, if the ceremony and reception will take place at the same location: Ceremony and Reception will be held at... Reception following ceremony... Ceremony to be held at......with reception immediately following on the premises / within the grounds. or, for venues with specific ceremony and reception names such as "Wedding Lawn" or "Ball Room": wording example: Ceremony to be held at The Wedding Lawn The Botanic Gardens Address, Suburb / City with a reception to follow in the Grand Ball Room. STEP 10 - REPLY / RSVP DATE RSVP - by 13th May, 2006 RSVP - 13th May 2006 RSVP - May Thirteenth Two thousand and Six We look forward to your reply by 13th May, 2006 STEP 11 - DRESS CODE Black Tie Black Tie Optional Formal Semi Formal Semi Formal / Lounge Suit Cocktail Cocktail / Lounge Suit Smart Casual Casual Attire ENVELOPE ADDRESSING Whose Name First - It is customary never to separate the husband's first name from his surname. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith could also be addressed as Jane and John Smith, but not John and Jane Smith. If two people are living together but are not married they can be written together on one line as Ms. Mary Jones and Mr. John Smith, with the woman's name appearing first. Inviting Children - Invitations to girls under age eighteen should be addressed Miss Mary Jones. For ages eighteen and over, Ms. is preferred. Boys under age nine are MASTER. Between ages nine and seventeen, no title is used. At eighteen, Mr. is used. Inviting Families - When the children's names are not known or when there are more than three children, you can write Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Family. When the children's names are known, use first names only in order of age, starting with the oldest, as in Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Adam, Mary, and Peter. NOTE: When you are ready, please click on the ORDER button below to place you order.
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