Wedding Invitation Etiquette - Important Do's and Don'ts By Susan Jones

Are you ready to invite guests to your wedding but you are not so sure about the proper wedding invitation etiquette? Here are some important tips to help you.

Do:

Enclose a reception with your wedding invitation card at the ceremony and reception will be held at a different location. Acceptance of the card must also be provided with the envelope and include specific information about the reception.

Casual use names such as "Uncle Henry and Aunt Beth" or "Grandma" to a close relative with you in the inner envelope as this will show them how much they mean to you, even if you plan a formal event.

Mail your invitations six to eight months before the date of the wedding. However, if your wedding date is set during the holiday season or you are inviting many guests from outside the country, the wedding invitation etiquette invitation by mail fast enough to give guests time to plan and make hotel reservations and arrange their schedules.

The position of the words "black tie" at the bottom right hand corner of the invitation if you plan to official wedding so guests can dress accordingly.

Do not:

Envelopes address as Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper and Family. Names of children under 18 years must be included in the invitation, while children over 18 should be sent their own invitation. (That's if you invite a child.)

Using a nickname. Always use the first, middle (optional), and last name. Some people do not want their names included in the invitation, do not use initials, simply do not include their middle name.

Abbreviate. Only "Mr.", "Mrs.", or "Dr." can be abbreviated. All titles should be complete.

Abbreviate the date, time and address.

Writing the word "and" like "&".

Wedding invitations to see the correct etiquette is very important when inviting guests to share a special day. I hope these tips are useful and help you the most romantic in the way of your life!

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