In most cases if titles are used for one person on the invitation they should be used for all the people on the invitation. Punctuation is rarely used on an invitation. Quotes, passages or short poems can be printed at the top or bottom of the invitation and corner text is available. There are no set number of lines or characters. We will do our best to fit all the text you provide us with on the invitation. We can print in other languages. Languages that use other alphabets are not available. Accent marks are only available in some of the typefaces.

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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew David Miller
request the pleasure of your company
at the marriage of their daughter
Theresa Lynne
to
Mr. Peter Bruce Warner
Saturday, the twenty-second of June
Two thousand and eight
at half past three o'clock
in the garden
2830 River Ridge
Cold Spring, New York

Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
invite you to share in our joy
as we exchange wedding vows
Saturday, the first of May... 

Miss Theresa
and
Mr. Peter Warner
request the pleasure of your company
etc. 

Two hearts, two lives
one dream... forever.
Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
wish for the presence of your friendship and love
as they exchange vows
This celebration of love will take place
Saturday, the first of May... 

Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
announce their marriage
Saturday, the first of May
Two thousand and eight
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York 

12.25.06Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
announce their marriage
New York 

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew David Miller
desire your presence at the intimate union
of their daughter... 

bride
and
groom
Today and forever, our love is more than words...
Come meet us under the oak trees
as we exchange our vows
with our cherished family and friends
and celebrate this wonderful thing we call love

Wordings used from time to time to help you come up with the perfect one for you: A fresh new day and it is ours
A day of happy beginnings when we,
Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
pledge our love as one
Together with our parents
we invite you to celebrate
the joy of our marriage
Saturday, the twenty-second of June
Two thousand and eight
at half past three o'clock
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York

Our joy will be more complete
if you can join in this celebration of loveToday and forever, our love is more than words..."
Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
request the presence of all your love and friendship
as they exchange their wedding vows
Join our celebration of love and promise
Saturday, the thirteenth of February
in the year two thousand and eight
at half past four o'clock
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York

Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother,
and shall cleave unto his wife:
and they shall be one flesh.
You are invited to the union of
Sandra Lynn
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew David Miller
and
Christopher Steven
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warren
Saturday, the twenty-second of June
Two thousand and eight
at half past three o'clock
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York
If you are unable to attend
we ask for your presence in thought and prayer

As our love unites us,
may my family become your family,
my friends, your friends
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew David Miller
request the pleasure of your company
at the marriage of their daughter
Theresa Lynne
to
Peter Alan Warner
Saturday, the twenty-second of June
Two thousand and eight
at half past three o'clock
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York

"To have and to hold
from this day forward"
Ms. Lisa Smith
and Mr. Richard Miller
invite you to join the families and friends of
Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
at the ceremony and celebration
of their marriage
Saturday, the twenty-second of June
Two thousand and eight
at half past three o'clock
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York

Because you have shared in our lives
through your friendship and love
we invite you to share with us
in our wedding ceremony
Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
will exchange vows on
Saturday, the twenty-second of June
Two thousand and eight
at half past three o'clock
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York

Theresa and Peter
invite you to share the moment when...
two lives are made one,
two hearts are made whole
two friends are made husband and wife
Please join
Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
as they exchange marriage vows and
begin their new life together
Saturday, the twenty-second of June
Two thousand and eight
at half past three o'clock
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York

Please join us
Saturday, the twenty-second of June
Two thousand and eight
at half past three o'clock
as
Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
promise to love and honor each other
all the days of their lives
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York

Issued by both sets of parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew David Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warner
request the pleasure of your company
at the marriage of their children
Theresa Lynne
and
Peter Bruce Warner
etc.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew David Miller
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Miss Theresa
to
Mr. Peter Warner
etc.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew David Miller
request the pleasure of your company
at the marriage of their daughter
Miss Theresa
to
Mr. Peter
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warner
etc. 

The pleasure of your company
is requested at the marriage of
Miss Theresa
and
Mr. Peter Warner
etc. 

...Two thousand and eight
at half after six o'clock
at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jones
157 River Ridge
Hudson, New York 

The favour of a reply is requested
before the sixteenth of September
M___________________
RSVP StyleThe favor of a reply is requested
before the sixteenth of September
M___________________
____will attend
Please specify your choice for dinner
___Grilled Salmon with Ginger-Lime Butter
___Roast Pork Tenderloin with Pear Sauce
A vegetarian entree will be available
RSVP StyleThe favor of a reply is requested
before the sixteenth of September
M___________________
___will attend
___will not attend
RSVP StylePlease respond on or before
the sixteenth of September
M___________________
will ____ attend 

Reception
immediately following ceremony
The Britton Manor
32 White Way
Hudson, New York 

adapted from Dr. Suess's Green Eggs & Ham
"How much do you love me?" she asked.
"If I had to fill a glass, you'd have oceans."
"And, how much do you love me?" he asked.
"More than there are stars in the sky." 

For We are No one Before Love
A missing clue looking
For A Person
A Star looking for a sky
An "I am" waiting for
An I.Music Tells Us What We Feel
But Cannot Say Love Reveals
What We Know But Cannot SeeBefore You I was Nothing But
When You Gave me Your Hand
I took My Hand
For Love Tells Us Who
We Are So
When I asked the
Answer "Who?"
Love answered
You.Donald T. Sanders b. 1944 

In all its beautiful, candle-lit galaxies,
Crowded with glass-clinking revellers,
The Cosmos was Laughing with
Lasting Love and Light.Kate Farrell b. 1946 

"Quatrain" Jalal-ud-din, 1207-1273

You have kissed a thousand times, maybe more. But today, the feeling is new. No longer simply partners and best friends, you have become husband and wife and sealed the agreement with a kiss. today, your kiss is a promise.

More Examples:

One never knows when a change will occur
Which brings peace and intimacy that comes with true love
That binds two souls together
With all the energy that surrounds this place
Please join us in a celebration of our love
Saturday, the twenty-second of June
Two thousand and eight
at half past three o'clock
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York

Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
request the pleasure of your company
at their marriage and afterwards
for a brunch reception
Saturday, the twenty-second of June
Two thousand and eight
at half past three o'clock
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York

We have experienced love...
in our parents, our families and friends
and now a new love in each other
With sincere joy and a firm desire
to give this love it's fullest expression
we will be joined in marriage
Saturday, the twenty-second of June
Two thousand and eight
at half past three o'clock
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York

Theresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan WarnerTheresa Lynne Miller
and
Peter Alan Warner
invite you to gather with us
under the radiance of the sun
as we exchange wedding vows
and bind our souls together as one,
Saturday, the twenty-second of June
Two thousand and eight
at half past three o'clock
Riverside Manor
Hudson, New York

MILITARY:

Bride or Groom: Officers in the army, air force and marines with a rank of captain or higher use their military titles before their names. Navy and coast guard officers with a rank of commander or higher also use their military titles before their names. The name of the branch of service is then listed below their name. When their name is used with their spouse’s name the branch of service is not mentioned. Junior officers do not use titles before their names. Their titles appear on the second line before their branch of service. First lieutenants and Second lieutenants in the army both use lieutenants. In the air force and marines first and second are used. All other members of the military use only their branch of service on the next line. Their ranks are not used. High ranking officers who retire generally continue to use their military titles. Their retired status is noted after their service designation.

Parent(s) of either bride or groom that is mentioned on the invitation: The same rules as above apply however you can forgo including the branch of service on the second line. Women can opt to not include any mention of their military status and retired designations are not required.

Other notations: Guests: Military guests (active or retired) may wear their uniforms or traditional formal attire. Put “Full dress uniform invited” on the invites to request that your guests come in uniform.