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Wedding invitation wording generator, ready to copy

A wedding invitation needs six details: who is getting married, the date, the time, the venue, the RSVP deadline and how to reply. Enter them, pick a tone (classic, romantic, funny or rustic) and copy one of several wordings. Add “adults only” or “no gifts” in one click.

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Invitation wording

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Emily and James are delighted to invite you to their wedding, which will take place on Saturday, June 12, 2027 at 3 pm at St Mary’s Church, Oxford. They will be delighted to welcome you afterwards at The Old Barn. Please reply by May 1, 2027.
Together with their families, Emily and James request the pleasure of your company at their wedding on Saturday, June 12, 2027 at 3 pm at St Mary’s Church, Oxford. They will be delighted to welcome you afterwards at The Old Barn. Please reply by May 1, 2027.

Read the names, date and time out loud before sending to the printer, and put anything that can change (schedule, hotels, shuttle) on a page rather than on the card.

And the rest, on a page

The schedule, address, hotels and RSVP deadline change: they don’t belong on a printed card. Put them on your page and print only its address or a QR code.

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Key takeaways

6 detailswho’s getting married, when, where, what time, reply by when, and how. The rest is tone.

  • The generator writes several wedding invitation wordings from the names, date, time, venues and RSVP deadline.
  • Four tones to choose from (classic, romantic, with humour, rustic), and two delicate lines you can add in one click: “adults only” and “no gifts”.
  • An invitation needs to say six things: who is getting married, the date, the venue, the time, the RSVP deadline and how to reply.

How it’s written

  1. 01Each tone has several wordings, written for the tool, with the names, date, time and venues dropped in.
  2. 02The date is written with the weekday (“Saturday 12 June 2027”) and the time in the language’s own form (“3 pm”, “15 h”, “15:00 h”).
  3. 03The reply line (“Please reply by…”) is added when you enter a deadline.
  4. 04The text is made in your browser: nothing is sent, nothing is kept.

Frequently asked questions

Before it goes to print

What should a wedding invitation say?
Who is getting married, the date, the venue, the time, the RSVP deadline and how to reply. The detailed schedule, hotels and directions go elsewhere, on a page you can correct.
How do you say “adults only” on an invitation?
With a warm sentence and no justification: “We have chosen to make this an adults-only celebration, and hope you’ll understand.” If you’ve arranged childcare, say so.
How do you ask for no gifts?
Without mentioning money: “Your presence is the only gift we need.” Any fund goes on the wedding page, not on the card.
Is the wording free to use?
Yes: these are common phrasings written for this tool. Copy them, shorten them, mix them. Nothing is saved or sent.

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The guides that go with this tool.

On the day, your guests won’t read your spreadsheet

What they look for is the time, the address, where to park and which table they’re on. Your wedding page tells them, and keeps itself up to date.

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