Civil Society Wedding Invitations: From Choosing a Design to Writing Your Invitations
Civil Society Wedding Invitations are available in a wide variety of styles, themes, and color options. Whether you are looking for a more traditional invitation or something entirely different, you are sure to find something with the wide variety of designs available online.
Designs
Some wedding stationery stores offer specific invitations for civil ceremonies. But why do the designs have to be different from traditional wedding invitations? Most of the invitations on the market are perfectly adequate and the wording within the invitation can generally be adapted to suit any type of wedding.
When looking for designs, the best variety can be found online. Not all retailers offer a wide variety of options, although they will likely have at least a small selection. Some online stationery stores specialize in “pink” weddings, however they also consider more traditional stationery stores as they likely have many designs that can be adapted for a civil couple wedding.
Choose the right style
Think carefully about the style of wedding you are having. Do you have a particular topic? Maybe a specific color scheme? If you’re not sure which invitation style to choose, create an inspiration board. Collect pictures from magazines and websites to create a montage of your favorite flowers, gifts, dresses, outfits, and everything else related to the wedding. This will help you decide which style of civil association invitation to choose.
Writing your wedding invitations
You can choose to adapt a more traditional wedding invitation wording. For example, the traditional way is to have the bride’s parents as guests. This could be changed to;
Mr. and Mrs. Smith along with Mr. and Mrs. Jones
I would like to invite you to …
Gold
Together with his parents
Sarah Jessica Smith and Louise Andrea Jones
I would like to invite you to …
If you want modern wording, you may want to consider;
James Thompson and Mark Simmons
I would like to invite you
to join them as they commit
their lifetime commitment to each other
at a civil association ceremony
