How Do You Word A Reception Invitation?

A reception can be an unique way to enjoy the company of close friends and relatives as well as enjoy a high class meal. Many people think of weddings as soon as they hear the word “reception. €?

The fact is that there are countless types of receptions perfect for business events, family get-togethers and other situations. One thing those throwing the reception like to get right is the invitation. It's important that the invitation be both aesthetically pleasing and worded correctly.

Begin with the names of those throwing the reception. For a wedding reception, you should begin with “Mr. and Mrs.� And then the first and last name of the father of the bride (“Mr. and Mrs. John Smith�).

This form should also be used when listing the parents of the groom. An invitation to a less casual event should begin with just the first and last names of those throwing the party (“John Smith and Joan Hunter�). Ask that those receiving the invitations come to the event.

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While weddings are steeped in tradition that does not mean that there is only one right way to word a wedding reception invitation. That said, there are some tried and true ways of wording a wedding reception invitation that have been popular over the years. Whether you choose a traditional wording or you are more creative, it doesn't hurt to know what has worked in the past.

Start with the word "Reception." The word is often italicized and in slightly larger type than the rest of the invitation, especially on a traditional wedding reception invitation. State the time.

The time could be "Immediately Following the Ceremony," or the time could be a specific time. Tell everyone where the reception will be held, such as The Bay View Country Club, 25 Seaview Drive, Long Beach, CA, or The Banquet Hall at the Red Lion Restaurant, 2437 Main Street, Patterson, NJ. Skip a space and then in a smaller type style give detailed street directions to the reception for anyone who may not be familiar ... more.

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