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Wedding Announcements

 

Wedding announcements are an appropriate way to notify those whom you did not invite to your wedding but who have reason to be interested in your nuptial news.  Announcements may be issued by both the bride and the groom, or either of their parents.  The wording is similar to that on a wedding invitation, except that "have the pleasure to announce" appears in place of "requests the pleasure of your company".  Be sure to put these in the mail either on the day of the wedding or right after.  Never send an announcement before the wedding. 

You may enclose at home cards with your announcements. These will give out your new address after the marriage, the date you will be in residence and an indication of your new name.  At home cards can be ordered at your stationary store and should be worded as follows:

Mr. and Mrs. Randall Jones
or
Stacy Marie Hancock
and
Randall Jones
After the fifth of July
456 Stanbury Lane
Everett Washington 98277

 

See More subjects on Announcements Below:
 
Addressing the Inner and Outer envelope
Addressing and Mailing
Assembly and mailing
Details, Details, Details
Guidelines for addressing
Invitation Enclosures
Invitation Terms
Invitation Examples
Invitation Styles
Maps and Travel enclosures
Keeping records
Response Cards
Special Titles Used in addressing
Title Terms
Wording for the Invitation
Wedding Announcements
Thank You Notes
Writing Rules
Do we send invitations to the wedding party?
How do I address the envelope for guest invites
Problem with Wording
Ten Tips to Save on Invitations
Engagement Announcements
Save the Date Cards
Save the Date: Responding to  those who can't come
Example Wording for after  the Ceremony
Formal Announcements, when to make them
Sample Verses
Sample Worksheet
Sample Newspaper Announcement 
Time on Wedding Announcement
Wedding Announcements
Wedding Announcements Wording
Advice: Writing and submitting to Newspaper
Advice: We would like to send out wedding announcements to our friends that will not be at the wedding.  We thought that including a wallet-size wedding picture would be nice.  However, the pictures will not be developed until a month after the wedding.  Is this too late to send the announcements out?
Advice: should the announcements be just from the newly weds or from the parents like the invitations?  Should they include the elopement date and place?  Since they do not receive mail at their home, should only their PO box be mentioned; if so, how?
Advice: We are having a private family wedding.  After the wedding we will send wedding announcements.  How do we word our return address?
Advice: I would like to announce the engagement of my son and his fiancé to  friends and old neighbors who I haven't spoken to in a while.  This does not mean that they will be invited to a wedding, (cost prohibitive,) it's simply to let them know that they are engaged.  Is this proper?
Advice: The Groom's father is deceased.   We would like to include groom's father's name.  is it better to include "at home card" or just state"...now reside at.."
Advice: Wording for location, ceremony, prayers, and inviting
Advice: If we are not inviting anyone, is it appropriate to send out wedding announcements?  If we have to, how do we write the announcements? 
Advice: Divorced Parents: Wording
Advice: Newly Eloped, Wording for Day of Wedding
Advice: Second Weddings: What not to include
Advice: Second Weddings: For myself how should I list my name
Advice: We cannot invite all of our friends to the wedding and reception. Are announcements for friends and family who live far away (an acceptable thing to do?)  Are announcements for friends who live in the vicinity of the church rude? When should announcements be sent out?
Advice: Wording: Las Vegas Wedding:  We are having a reception one week later in our home town.  People are more than welcome to join us in Las Vegas, but I don't want them to feel like we are asking them, but the option is there.  I was wondering if I should include the wedding ceremony information as well as the reception information.
  Advice: Wording:  We are sending them to people we could not quite afford to invite to our wedding.  I am keeping my maiden name.  Can you give us any suggestions?
Forum: Need sample wedding programs inside details
Forum: Save the Date Card Wording
Forum: When and how to tell everyone we are engaged
Forum: Wording Announcements and Invitations
Forum: When to make formal announcements
  Forum: When and How?  to tell everyone we are engaged!

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