How to Word a 25th Wedding Anniversary Invitation
Celebrating 25 years of marriage is typically a momentous occasion for a couple, their family, and their friends. Special occasions typically warrant specially worded invitations. How you choose to word a 25th wedding anniversary invitation is up to you. There are no hard-and-fast rules or etiquette on how the invitation must read. Nonetheless, there are some quick and easy steps you can follow to make the wording of your invitation personalized and meaningful. Does this Spark an idea?
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Things You'll Need
- Names of the couple
- Party details such as date, time, location and address
Instructions
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Start with the basics. While there isn't a format you must follow, you can start by drafting text that answers the questions: who, what, when, where and why. If the couple is hosting the party, the wording can express something that it is personal to them. If friends or children of the couple are hosting the party, the wording can be adjusted accordingly. If it's a surprise, include information about how that will be coordinated.
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Decide what type of wording you prefer. Determine whether you want to use basic text for a party invitation, such as, "Please join us on February 14, 2010 to celebrate our 25th Wedding Anniversary at Club Jet from 6 to 10 PM." Or you might want a more flowery verse such as, "The same words, the same hearts but wiser now, we turn to each once again to renew our vows at our 25th Wedding Anniversary Celebration..."
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Personalize it. Customize the wording to fit your personalities, your marriage, your love and the life you've lived together. Consider including a quote or verse that has special meaning. As a design feature, you may also include an image from your wedding and a more current photo.
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