Wedding Invitations For The Second Time Around

Traditional wedding invitations were designed for the couple getting married for the first time. However, if you are planning your second wedding you may be confused about how to word your wedding invitations. Should the bride return to the maiden name or should the couple refer to their children? Sometimes you want to go beyond the traditional for the second time around. Here are some alternative ways to word the wedding invitation:



If the Bride's Parents are Throwing the Wedding:

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Susanna Smith-Johnson to Jackson Paul McKenna Saturday, the third of March at six o'clock in the evening Lapis Hotel Jacksonville, Florida



If the Couple is Throwing the Wedding:

The honor of your presence is requested at the marriage of Susanna Smith-Johnson and Jackson Paul McKenna Saturday, the third of March at six o'clock in the evening Lapis Hotel Jacksonville, Florida

If You Want to Acknowledge the Second Wedding:

Please join us As we celebrate a special time of love, laughter, and new beginnings At the marriage of Susanna Smith-Johnson and Jackson Paul McKennna Saturday, March 3, 2007 at 6 o'clock in the evening Lapis Hotel Jacksonville, Florida

If you want to include children there are several ways to accommodate this request on your wedding invitations. Here are several samples of wedding invitations that added the children:



For a Child Participating in the Wedding:

Please join Susanna Smith-Johnson and Jackson Paul McKenna as they share their marriage vows together with their daughter Alexandra Saturday, March 3, 2007 at 6 o'clock in the evening Lapis Hotel Jacksonville, Florida



If Your Child Is the Host of the Wedding:

Miss Alexandra Johnson requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her mother Susanna Smith-Johnson to Jackson Paul McKenna Saturday, the third of March at six o'clock in the evening Lapis Hotel Jacksonville, Florida

About the Author:

    Chris Morton ran hotels and restaurants for 10 years, organising many successful weddings in the process. His wife Sue is a wedding coordinator who has help many nervous brides and their families. Visit http://www.theweddingwizards.com for 100's of tips showing you how to plan a great wedding day.