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How To Word A Wedding Invitation When The Brides Parents Are Paying For 75% Of Fees?
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A wedding invitation is a letter to ask your family and friends to attend a marriage. You don't need to mention in the invitation "who is paying how much". It is really cheap and odd. For some wedding invitation wording, visit this website
answered 10 months ago
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I'm with Zuhail. Don't worry about who pays for what.
Quite frankly, that's tacky!
answered 10 months ago
We are an older couple, each marrying for the second time after many years of being single. People are asking us about gifts, but we do not want to register for gifts because we are putting two houses together, but would really appreciate gift certificates or cash to help us set up and get some new things for our new life like sheets, towels, frames, etc. How do you word that on the invitation? Could you say
answered 8 months ago
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