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Wedding invitations For Second Weddings

The second wedding ceremony could often be rather challenging to plan for, particularly if you had a really conventional first wedding. Whilst nearly all second weddings are typically less formal than a first, the wedding stationery is usually comparable in style as well as phrasing.

If you are preparing a formal affair, your invite will be the very first impression of the wedding ceremony your friends and family will get.
The Invitation
A formal wedding requires a formal invitation. When you are picking the color of invitation for a second wedding, you might contemplate an off white or an ivory. While there is no restriction to the layout of the invite, the phrasing is somewhat specific. Typically, a second wedding will be hosted by the bride-to-be and the groom. Consequently, the first names that should appear on the invite are the happy couple’s, followed by the time and place.

The honour of your presence is requested at the marriage of
Jane Elizabeth Doe
to
Henry John Smith
Saturday, the sixth of July
at four o’clock
St. Thomas’s Church
Woodstock, New York
There are also a number of verses that would work very nicely for a second wedding. Give some thought to the following:
Please join us in celebrating
new love, new dreams, a new future
as we exchange marriage vows
on the fourteenth of June, two thousand and eight at four o’clock
in the afternoon at
St. Mary’s Church
321 West Main Street
Carson City, Nevada
Jane Lisa Marsh

Wedding reception Cards
Many couples are getting away from announcing the wedding reception on the actual wedding invite. For the wedding reception, you might simply include a reception card stating where the reception will be and at what time. This is especially helpful if the reception will be in a different location from the wedding or if it doesn't immediately follow the ceremony.

It is quite common nowadays, for the couple to remark on the dress code for the wedding ceremony. While traditionally this was frowned on, a lot more people are finding it most helpful to understand exactly what the attire is going to be. Black tie, semi-formal, dressy casual, or even white tie, might be much appreciated by your friends and family.

Several couples would probably prefer there aren't any children at the wedding reception. Rather than writing “No Children,” the preferred method dictates “Adult Reception.” Also, wedding invites should not include any mention of gifts or registries. The purpose of the invite is simply to announce the wedding.

It has also has become common for the invitation to leave out the use of Response. Instead, numerous couples are now deciding on an rsvp card. In times past, it was basically given that a reply was necessary on the guest’s own stationery, it seems like much more response is garnered now with the reply card. It could be very simple, such as “a favor of a rsvp is required before the sixteenth of April.” On the other hand, the rsvp card might also ask who is attending or how many.

A Final Note

As you may see, wedding stationery for a second wedding is very similar to a first wedding. Although the wording is somewhat distinct, most couples prefer to look upon their second wedding as step one in the remainder of their lives together.