Wedding Invitation Wording

In wedding invitation cards, the parents’ names can be printed using their married salutations, or full first names or both. Traditionally, the parents names would be printed as follows for wedding invitation wording; Mr and Mrs Graeme Jones request the company of... Or Mrs Julia and Mr Graeme Jones request the company of... Or Julia and Graeme Jones request the company of...
Of course the line 'request the pleasure of the company of' can be changed and altered for any mood, to any number of polite phrases as follows,
o cordially invite...
o request the honor of the presence of...
o guest name are invited to share in the celebration of the matrimony of...
o would love guest name to be a part of the celebration...
o ask guest name to join us for the union of...
o invite guest name to share in the joy of the marriage of...
o ask guest name to be present at the ceremony uniting...
o invite guest name to be with us at the wedding of...
o invite guest name to witness the nuptials of...
o please join our families on the occasion of the marriage of...
The final word is that it is your decision and whether you follow tradition or create your own special wedding invitation wording is entirely up to you and your fiancé, there are no rules written in concrete, but remember, you should carefully consider any person or persons that you may offend, or upset, by accidentally leaving them off the wedding invitation cards or out of your wedding planning altogether.