Formal wording
“We are taking the first step towards our life together, and we would love to have you at our engagement.” “We have gi...
An engagement invitation wants shorter and warmer wording than a wedding one. Copy any of these and edit them with your names.
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“We are taking the first step towards our life together, and we would love to have you at our engagement.” “We have given our word and exchanged rings. Please be with us on this happy day.”
Copy it, change the names and make it yours.“We are taking the first step towards our life together, and we would love to have you at our engagement.” “We have gi...
“We're getting engaged. Be there with us.” “The first step is ours to take; be our witnesses.”
“We would be honoured by your presence at the engagement ceremony of our daughter and our son.” “We would be delighted...
“We are taking the first step towards our life together, and we would love to have you at our engagement.”
“We have given our word and exchanged rings. Please be with us on this happy day.”
“We're getting engaged. Be there with us.”
“The first step is ours to take; be our witnesses.”
“We would be honoured by your presence at the engagement ceremony of our daughter and our son.”
“We would be delighted to see you at our children's engagement ceremony.”
In the traditional arrangement both families are named on the invitation. If the design has family fields, they appear in the editor.
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