Brides Wedding Invitations

brides wedding invitations

I had this same question when sending my invitations!

Most resources I saw had varying opinions, so my solution was to send seperate invitations to the members of the wedding party that weren’t immediate family.

For instance, my husband had 3 of his brothers (who still lived at home) as his groomsmen, and his younger sister was my Junior bridesmaid. One invitation was sent to the family.

His two older brothers, who each have families of their own, were sent seperate invitation which included THEIR families.

My cousins who acted as bridesmaids each recieved their own invitations, as neither of them lived at home.

Basically, if the invitation inculdes the entire household, it is acceptable to send only one to that address, as long as it is clear that the invitation encompasses the entire family.

Snowflake Bottle Stopper Wedding Favor $2.95 Winter brides will love presenting guests with this tasteful snowflake bottle stopper wedding favor.

Claddagh Heart Wedding Invitations $89.95 Bring the tradition of the Claddagh to your wedding, with its symbols of love, friendship and loyalty at the top of your wedding invitations. The cardstock’s regal pearl shimmer perfectly accents the timeless design.

Blended Family Wedding Unity Candle $44.95 Finally, there is a unity candle for brides and grooms coming in to a marriage with children. This candle can be used for a “Circle of Love” Ceremony, which is an ideal way for children to participate in your special day (see description below).