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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
wedding invitation
how to invite to friends for my marriage using mail
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I would find an invitation to a wedding in my email as fairly rude. But you can give it a try. You could start with the traditional, formal "Mr.
- I would find an invitation to a wedding in my email as fairly rude.
- But you can give it a try.
- You could start with the traditional, formal "Mr.
- and Mrs.
- "
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I would find an invitation to a wedding in my email as fairly rude. But you can give it a try. You could start with the traditional, formal "Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson cordially invite you to the wedding of their daughter Mary to Jack...."
But, since email is very informal, you could simply go with, "Hey, Jeff and I are getting married next week and hope you can come to the ceremony."
But, since email is very informal, you could simply go with, "Hey, Jeff and I are getting married next week and hope you can come to the ceremony."
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You said 'mail', which usually means 'via the Post Office'. Is that what you mean, or do you mean via email?
Clive
Clive
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CliveYou said 'mail', which usually means 'via the Post Office'. Is that what you mean, or do you mean via email?CliveSorry, I somehow read 'email' in the post. I need to slow down a bit, I think.
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There are many sites that can help you with this. Here is one: http://www.theknot.com/sf_invitationwording.shtml?MsdVisit=1
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