Invitation Wording

60 Wedding Invitation Wording Examples: Traditional, Modern & Indian Styles

Copy-ready wording for every wedding style - formal, casual, religious, funny, Indian multi-ceremony, and destination weddings.

May 4, 2026 10 min read QR For Events Editorial Team

In this guide

  1. Traditional & Formal Wording (8 examples)
  2. Modern & Casual Wording (8 examples)
  3. Religious Wording - Hindu, Christian, Muslim (9 examples)
  4. Indian Multi-Ceremony Wording (12 examples)
  5. Funny & Creative Wording (7 examples)
  6. Short & Sweet Wording (8 examples)
  7. Destination Wedding Wording (5 examples)
  8. Tips for Customizing Any Wording

Writing a wedding invitation feels easy until you actually sit down to do it. Every word carries weight - too formal and it feels cold, too casual and it seems careless. Get the tone right and your guests feel genuinely invited; get it wrong and they wonder whether they actually need to come.

This collection covers 60 ready-to-use examples across every style and ceremony type. Copy exactly as written, or use them as a starting point and adjust names, dates, and details. All examples are written in English; we've included transliteration guidance for Hindi phrases where relevant.

Before you start

Every wedding invitation needs five things

Names of the couple (and hosts if applicable) - date and day of the week - time (use "doors open" vs "ceremony begins" if there's a gap) - venue with city - dress code if it's not obvious. Everything else is optional.

1. Traditional & Formal Wording

Traditional wording follows a set structure: the hosts (parents or the couple) request the honour of your presence, followed by ceremony details. Use "honour" (British spelling) for the most formal tone, and spell out the time in words rather than numerals.

Traditional & Formal - 8 Examples
Example 1 - Parents hosting (traditional)

Mr. & Mrs. Rajesh Sharma
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Priya Sharma
to
Arjun Mehta
son of Mr. & Mrs. Suresh Mehta

Saturday, the fourteenth of June
Two thousand and twenty-six
at half past six in the evening

The Grand Ballroom, Taj Palace Hotel
New Delhi

Example 2 - Both families hosting

Together with their families
Ananya Verma
and
Vikram Singh
joyfully request the honour of your presence
at the celebration of their marriage

Sunday, the twenty-first of September, 2026
Ceremony at 11:00 in the morning
Lunch reception to follow

Oberoi Grand, Kolkata

Example 3 - Couple hosting, very formal

The honour of your presence is requested
at the marriage of
Miss Deepa Iyer
and
Mr. Karthik Nair

Friday, the sixth of November
Two thousand and twenty-six
at seven o'clock in the evening

ITC Grand Chola, Chennai
Black tie preferred

Example 4 - Bride's parents only hosting

Dr. & Mrs. Anil Kumar
request the pleasure of your company
at the wedding of their daughter
Neha Kumar
with
Rohan Gupta

Saturday, 18th October 2026
Ceremony: 6:30 PM | Dinner: 8:00 PM

Hotel Leela Palace, Bengaluru

Example 5 - Western formal (church ceremony)

Mr. & Mrs. George Thomas
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Rachel Thomas
to
Aaron D'Souza
son of Mr. & Mrs. John D'Souza

Saturday, the twelfth of December, 2026
at eleven o'clock in the morning

Sacred Heart Cathedral, Pune
Reception to follow at 1:00 PM
Hotel Marriott, Pune

Example 6 - Simple and dignified

With joy and gratitude
Meera & Aakash
invite you to witness their marriage

Saturday, 7th March 2026
5:00 PM onwards

Jai Mahal Palace, Jaipur

Example 7 - Long-established families

The families of
Sunita Kapoor (D/o Sh. R.K. Kapoor & Smt. Geeta Kapoor)
and
Rahul Batra (S/o Sh. Vinod Batra & Smt. Sunita Batra)
cordially invite you and your family to grace the auspicious occasion of their wedding

Wednesday, 25th February 2026
Muhurat: 7:15 PM

Palam Vihar Farms, Gurugram

Example 8 - Couple without mentioning parents

Two hearts, one beginning.

Ishaan & Tanvi
request the pleasure of your company
as they begin their journey together

Saturday, 14th February 2026
Ceremony at 6:00 PM | Reception at 7:30 PM

The Lalit, Mumbai

2. Modern & Casual Wording

Modern invitations are warmer, more conversational, and often written by the couple themselves. They skip the formal third-person structure and speak directly to guests. This style works well for garden weddings, outdoor celebrations, and couples who want their personality to come through in every detail.

Modern & Casual - 8 Examples
Example 9 - Warm and conversational

Hey, we're getting married!

After years of adventures, laughs, and way too much chai together, we've decided to make it official.

Pooja & Nikhil

Join us for our wedding celebration on
Saturday, 12th April 2026 at 6:00 PM

The Rustic Garden, Lonavala
Dinner & dancing to follow. Dress comfortably.

Example 10 - Short and direct

We're getting married and we want you there.

Ria & Dev
Saturday, 5th July 2026
5:30 PM | Spice Garden, Bengaluru

Dinner & cocktails to follow.
Please RSVP by 20th June.

Example 11 - Couple's journey

We met on a random Tuesday. We fell in love slowly, then all at once. And now we want to celebrate that with the people we love most - you.

Aditi & Siddharth are getting married.

Friday evening, 20th March 2026
Ceremony: 6:30 PM
ITC Maratha, Andheri, Mumbai

Cocktails & dinner to follow. Come ready to dance.

Example 12 - Simple, modern, elegant

It's happening.

Kavya & Aryan are tying the knot.

You're invited to celebrate with them on
Saturday, 27th September 2026
The Westin, Gurgaon
Ceremony at 7 PM | Dinner & reception to follow

Example 13 - Milestone and celebration

After five years of laughter, travel, and too many road trips,
we're making it official.

Join Namrata & Akash as they celebrate their wedding
Saturday, 10th January 2026
Evening from 6:30 PM

Park Hyatt, Chennai
Smart casual. Good energy required.

Example 14 - Playful and light

Two families. Two weirdos in love. One unforgettable night.

Smriti & Pranav invite you to their wedding celebration
Saturday, 14th November 2026
7:00 PM | Radisson Blu, Pune

Dinner, desserts & dancing. Be there.

Example 15 - WhatsApp-style invite (digital)

Hey! We have some news... WE'RE GETTING MARRIED! And we want YOU there.

Rhea & Kabir
Date: 8th August 2026 (Saturday)
Time: 6:00 PM
Venue: Rambagh Palace, Jaipur

Please save the date! RSVP link below. See you there!

Example 16 - Parents mentioned casually

With blessings from both our families, and with all the excitement in the world,

Zara & Yash
invite you to celebrate their wedding

Saturday, 19th December 2026
6:30 PM onwards
Vivanta, Goa

Good food. Great music. Even better company.

3. Religious Wording

Religious wedding invitations open with a blessing or prayer relevant to the faith. This signals the spiritual significance of the occasion and sets the right tone for guests from that community.

Religious - 9 Examples
Example 17 - Hindu opening (English)

With the blessings of Lord Ganesha
and the grace of our elders,
we joyfully invite you to the wedding of

Priyanka Desai
and
Rohit Agarwal

Sunday, 15th February 2026
Muhurat: 7:00 PM
Kalamandir Banquet, Ahmedabad

Example 18 - Hindu with Sanskrit blessing

|| Shree Ganeshaya Namah ||

With divine blessings and the warmth of family,
Sh. Mahesh Joshi & Smt. Usha Joshi
cordially invite you to grace the auspicious Vivah Samaroh of their daughter

Kiran Joshi
with
Manish Trivedi
(S/o Sh. Ram Trivedi & Smt. Sarla Trivedi)

Wednesday, 11th March 2026
Varmala & Pheras: 8:30 PM
Dinner to follow
Bhagini Samaj Hall, Indore

Example 19 - Hindu (South Indian style)

With the blessings of Lord Venkateswara

Sri T. Ramakrishnan and Smt. Lakshmi Ramakrishnan
along with
Sri K. Venkataraman and Smt. Saraswathi Venkataraman
joyfully invite you to the Kalyanam of

Priya Ramakrishnan
with
Arun Venkataraman

Friday, 27th February 2026
Muhurtam: 10:30 AM
Sri Kalyana Mandapam, Coimbatore

Example 20 - Christian (Catholic)

With grateful hearts and the joy of the Lord

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fernandez
joyfully invite you to celebrate the marriage of their daughter
Angela Fernandez
to
Matthew Rodrigues

Saturday, 21st November 2026
Holy Mass at 10:30 AM
Church of the Holy Family, Bandra, Mumbai

Reception: 1:00 PM onwards
The Orchid Hotel, Vile Parle

Example 21 - Christian (Protestant)

"Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil." - Ecclesiastes 4:9

Pastor & Mrs. Samuel John
request the honour of your presence
at the wedding of their daughter
Grace John
and
Daniel Mathew

Friday, 6th March 2026 at 4:00 PM
New Life Church, Kochi

Example 22 - Muslim Nikah invitation

Bismillah ir-Rahman ir-Raheem

"And of His signs is that He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquillity in them." (Quran 30:21)

With the blessings of Allah
Mohammed Arshad Khan & Fatima Khan
invite you to the Nikah ceremony of their daughter
Zainab Khan
with
Imran Sheikh

Sunday, 8th February 2026 at 2:00 PM
Masjid-e-Aqsa, Hyderabad
Walima reception the same evening at 7:30 PM

Example 23 - Sikh Anand Karaj

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

With Waheguru's blessings,
S. Gurpreet Singh Bhatia & Smt. Harpreet Kaur Bhatia
invite the Sadh Sangat to the Anand Karaj of their daughter
Gurleen Kaur Bhatia
with
Harjot Singh Dhaliwal

Sunday, 1st March 2026
Anand Karaj: 9:00 AM
Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Amritsar
Langar Prasad to follow

Example 24 - Jain wedding

Jai Jinendra

With the blessings of the five Supreme Beings
and the grace of our elders,
the families of Mona Shah and Hitesh Jain
joyfully invite you to the auspicious occasion of their Vivah Mahotsav

Saturday, 25th April 2026
Mahurat: 6:45 PM
Dinner and reception to follow
JW Marriott, Surat

Example 25 - Interfaith / inclusive

Two faiths. One love. A lifetime of togetherness.

With gratitude to God and all that is sacred,
Ayesha & Rohan
invite you to celebrate their union

Friday, 13th November 2026 at 6:00 PM
The Park Hotel, Bengaluru
A ceremony honoring both our traditions
Dinner and celebration to follow

4. Indian Multi-Ceremony Wording

Indian weddings typically span several ceremonies over multiple days. Each event - Mehendi, Haldi, Sangeet, Baraat, and Reception - has its own mood and wording. Here are examples for each, plus combined multi-event cards that list all ceremonies together.

Indian Multi-Ceremony - 12 Examples
Example 26 - Mehendi ceremony

Rang lagao, khushiyan manao!
(Colour your hands, celebrate with us!)

Join us for the Mehendi ceremony of
Simran Arora

Friday, 12th December 2026
5:00 PM onwards
Arora Residence, 14 Green Park, New Delhi

Festive & colourful attire preferred.

Example 27 - Sangeet night

The stage is set. The music is ready. Are you?

You're invited to the Sangeet celebration for
Riya & Karan

Friday, 19th September 2026
7:30 PM - Late night
Crystal Hall, Hotel Hyatt, Mumbai

Get your dancing shoes ready!
Cocktails from 7:00 PM.

Example 28 - Baraat invitation (for groom's side)

Aa raha hai dulha!

The groom's family joyfully invites you to join the Baraat of
Rahul Malhotra
as he rides to claim his bride

Sunday, 20th September 2026
Baraat departs: 5:30 PM sharp
Assembly point: Malhotra House, Pitampura, Delhi

Arrive early - the dhol starts on time!

Example 29 - Reception card (post-wedding)

The wedding is done, but the celebration has just begun!

Mr. & Mrs. Rahul Malhotra
invite you to their wedding reception

Monday, 22nd September 2026
7:00 PM onwards
The Grand Ballroom, Claridges Hotel, New Delhi

Dinner and entertainment to follow.

Example 30 - Haldi ceremony

Golden and glowing, just like the bride-to-be!

Join us for the Haldi of
Anushka Patel

Thursday, 3rd April 2026
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Patel Family Home, Ahmedabad

Wear clothes you don't mind getting turmeric on!
Brunch will be served.

Example 31 - Multi-event card (all ceremonies listed)

Join us in celebrating the wedding of
Shruti Kapoor & Varun Khanna

Haldi & Mehendi
Thursday, 10th July 2026 | 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Kapoor Residence, Noida

Sangeet & Cocktail Night
Friday, 11th July 2026 | 7:30 PM onwards
Lemon Tree Hotel, Sector 60, Gurugram

Wedding Ceremony
Saturday, 12th July 2026 | Muhurat 7:00 PM
Pheras at 9:30 PM | Dinner to follow
The Grand, Delhi

Reception
Sunday, 13th July 2026 | 7:00 PM
The Grand, Delhi

Example 32 - South Indian (Tamil) wedding card format

With the blessings of Lord Murugan

Thiru. S. Krishnamurthy & Thirumathi. Padma Krishnamurthy
invite you to the Thirumanam (wedding) of their daughter
Nithya Krishnamurthy
with
Ganesh Subramanian
(S/o Thiru. R. Subramanian & Thirumathi. Valli Subramanian)

Friday, 5th June 2026
Shubh Muhurtam: 9:45 AM to 10:30 AM
Sri Murugan Kalyana Mandapam, Madurai

Example 33 - Punjabi wedding (energetic tone)

Tenu nahin taan kise nu nahin! (You MUST come!)

The Sethi family joyfully invites you to the shaadi of
Harleen Kaur Sethi
with
Gurdeep Singh Anand

Mehendi - Thursday, 9th April | Anand Residence, Chandigarh
Sangeet - Friday, 10th April | Hotel Mountview | 7 PM
Anand Karaj - Saturday, 11th April | Gurdwara Sector 8 | 10 AM
Reception - Saturday, 11th April | Hotel Mountview | 7 PM

Come hungry. Come ready to dance. Padharo!

Example 34 - Bengali (Biye)

Shubho Bibaho!

Sri Ajit Kumar Banerjee & Srimati Madhuri Banerjee
joyfully invite you to the wedding (Biye) of their daughter
Sohini Banerjee
with
Arnab Chatterjee

Shubhodrishti & Sampradaan: Sunday, 22nd March 2026
Bou Bhat (Reception): Monday, 23rd March 2026

Venue: Bhawanipur Cultural Centre, Kolkata
Time: 6:00 PM both evenings

Example 35 - Rajasthani wedding

Padharo Mhare Des!
(Welcome to our world!)

The families of
Divya Rathore and Aditya Singh Shekhawat
invite you to their royal wedding celebration

Saturday, 28th November 2026
Ceremony with Rajasthani rituals: 6:00 PM
Royal dinner & folk entertainment to follow

Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur
Traditional Rajasthani attire is warmly welcomed.

Example 36 - Maharashtrian wedding

Ganpati Bappa Morya!

Shri Suresh Joshi & Smt. Sunanda Joshi
invite you with great joy to the Vivah Sohala (wedding) of their daughter
Gauri Joshi
with
Prasad Deshpande

Sunday, 18th January 2026
Muhurat: 10:30 AM
Lunch to follow
Mangal Karyalay, Pune

Haldi-Kumkum ceremony for women: Saturday, 17th January at 5 PM

Example 37 - Telugu wedding

Sri Rama Raksha!

Sri D.V. Prasada Rao & Smt. D. Vijayalakshmi
joyfully invite you to the Kalyanam of their daughter
Divya Prasad
with
Kiran Reddy
(S/o Sri K. Ramana Reddy & Smt. K. Padmavathi)

Wednesday, 11th February 2026
Mangalasnanam & Muhurtam: 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Lunch: 11:30 AM
Sri Seetaramanjaneya Kalyana Mandapam, Vijayawada

5. Funny & Creative Wording

Funny wedding invitations show guests your personality as a couple. They work best when both the couple's families share a sense of humour and when the wedding itself is casual or unconventional. Avoid inside jokes that most guests won't understand.

Funny & Creative - 7 Examples
Example 38 - Binge-worthy love story

We've been each other's favorite person for [X] years. It's time to make it official (and change our Netflix profiles).

Sneha & Saurabh are getting married.
Please come witness this season finale.

Saturday, 24th October 2026 | 6:00 PM
The Grand Hyatt, Kochi
Season 2 (Marriage) begins here.

Example 39 - Cricket-loving couple

FINALLY - after years of practice, dropped catches (relationships), and a few rain delays, we've found our perfect match.

Ankit & Leena are playing the final match - their wedding!

Toss: 6:00 PM | Match begins: 7:00 PM
Sunday, 1st March 2026
Taj Lands End, Bandra, Mumbai

Dinner innings to follow. No Duckworth-Lewis - everyone wins.

Example 40 - For foodies

We met over chai. We fell in love over biryani. And now we're getting married (obviously over a feast).

Join Meera & Arjun for their wedding celebration
Saturday, 7th February 2026
Ceremony: 6:30 PM | Dinner: 8:00 PM
Hotel Radisson, Hyderabad

We promise the food will be worth the drive.

Example 41 - Millenial humor

Plot twist: We actually like each other enough to get married.

Nidhi & Varun would like you to RSVP (for real this time, not "maybe")
to their wedding

Friday, 13th February 2026
7:00 PM | Courtyard Marriott, Ahmedabad

Open bar. Good vibes only. No unsolicited marriage advice, please.

Example 42 - Travel lovers

We've traveled the world together. Explored 18 countries. And the greatest adventure we've found? Each other.

Tara & Aakash are making it official. Board your flight of joy!

Departure: Saturday, 30th May 2026 at 6:00 PM
Destination: Goa (Taj Exotica Resort)
Dress code: Resort wear / Sundowner chic

No passport needed. Just your best self.

Example 43 - Emoji-style (for WhatsApp)

💍🥰 BIG NEWS 💍🥰

We're getting MARRIED!!!
Prisha & Raunak

📅 Saturday, 21st June 2026
⌛ 7:00 PM
📍 The LaLiT, New Delhi
🍵 Dinner & dancing to follow

Please say YES!!! 🧑‍❤️🧑

Example 44 - Parents' perspective (funny)

After years of fielding "When is she/he getting married?" at family functions, we finally have an answer.

The families of Reena & Arpit
invite you to celebrate and collectively exhale
at their wedding

Sunday, 4th October 2026 | 6:30 PM
Taj Gateway, Surat

Please come. The aunties have been asking since 2019.

6. Short & Sweet Wording

When space is limited - on a digital invite, a printed card, or a WhatsApp message - short wording delivers the essentials cleanly. These examples are 30-60 words and include every essential detail.

Short & Sweet - 8 Examples
Example 45

Geeta & Ravi are getting married!
Saturday, 5th April 2026 | 6:30 PM
Taj Bengal, Kolkata
Join us for the ceremony and dinner.

Example 46

We found our person. Now we want to celebrate with you.
Naina & Shyam | 14th August 2026
6:00 PM | ITC Grand, Chennai

Example 47

Come celebrate love with us.
Disha & Harsh are getting married.
Sunday, 26th July 2026 | 7:00 PM
The Leela, Bengaluru | Dinner & dancing

Example 48

Save the date!
Ankita & Mohit | 2nd May 2026
Vivah Ceremony - 7 PM | Utsav Lawn, Jaipur
Invitation to follow.

Example 49

💍 It's happening.
Alisha & Kartik are tying the knot.
Friday, 16th October 2026 | 6 PM
Westin Hotel, Pune

Example 50

Love won. We're celebrating.
Join Mira & Ajay at their wedding.
Saturday, 7th November 2026 | 5:30 PM
JW Marriott, Mumbai | Dress: Festive

Example 51

With love and excitement,
Sana & Abhinav invite you to their wedding.
22nd January 2026 | Thursday | 6:30 PM
Radisson Hotel, Chandigarh

Example 52

We're getting married! Please come.
Jaya & Nikhil
Saturday, 18th April 2026 | 7 PM
The Park, Kolkata | Festive attire

7. Destination Wedding Wording

Destination weddings require extra information: travel logistics, dress code for outdoor settings, and an RSVP deadline early enough to book accommodation. Give guests at least 4-6 months' notice for a destination event.

Destination Weddings - 5 Examples
Example 53 - Goa beach wedding

Sand between your toes. Sunset over the sea. And two people very much in love.

Priyanka & Karan invite you to their beach wedding

Saturday, 28th February 2026
Ceremony at Sunset: 5:30 PM
Sunset Beach, Calangute North, Goa
(Taj Exotica Resort is the recommended stay - group rate available)

Dress code: Beachy & flowy | Whites and pastels preferred
Please RSVP by 1st January 2026

Example 54 - Rajasthan palace wedding

Join us in the land of kings for a royal celebration.

Ruchika & Siddharth
are getting married at
Samode Palace, Jaipur

Weekend of 7th-8th March 2026
Friday - Welcome dinner & Mehendi
Saturday - Wedding ceremony & reception

Dress code: Royal & festive | Rajasthani-inspired welcome
Block rooms directly with Samode Palace using code [WEDDING2026]
RSVP by 31st January 2026

Example 55 - Kerala backwaters

Come escape with us to God's Own Country.

Maya & Vishwas
are celebrating their wedding
in the backwaters of Kerala

Friday-Sunday | 20th-22nd February 2026
Kumarakom Lake Resort, Kottayam, Kerala

Friday: Houseboat welcome cruise
Saturday: Wedding ceremony | Traditional Kerala wedding
Sunday: Farewell brunch

Guests are responsible for travel to Kottayam.
Accommodation: Kumarakom Lake Resort (group rate available)
RSVP by 5th January 2026

Example 56 - International destination

We're taking this love international.

Neha & Rahul invite you to their wedding in Bali

Saturday, 14th June 2026
Sunset ceremony: 5:00 PM local time
Viceroy Bali, Ubud, Indonesia

Please RSVP by 1st March 2026
Flight & accommodation information in the attached wedding website link.
Group discounts available - contact us for details.

Example 57 - Hill station wedding

Come up to the mountains for a wedding among the clouds.

Shipra & Viraj
Saturday, 12th September 2026
Ceremony: 4:00 PM (before sunset)
Wildflower Hall, Mashobra, Shimla

Dress code: Layers welcome - it's the hills
Accommodation at Wildflower Hall available
RSVP by 15th August 2026
Limited seats - please confirm early.

Examples 58-60 - Three bonus short forms

#58 - Casual close family
We're keeping it small and we want you there. Sonam & Dev | 3rd July 2026 | 6 PM | Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur | Intimate ceremony & dinner for 30 guests. RSVP essential.

#59 - For the WhatsApp voice note crowd
Hi! Quick message - Shriya & Kush are getting married on the 15th of August 2026. Ceremony at 6 PM at The ITC Windsor, Bengaluru. Dinner after. You're invited! Let me know if you can come by 1st July please!

#60 - Elegant single line
Pooja Mehta & Rohit Sharma request the pleasure of your company at their wedding on Saturday, 19th September 2026 at 7:00 PM | Taj Mahal Hotel, Mumbai.

Tips for Customizing Any Wording

1. Decide who is the "host" first

The host is whoever is paying for or organizing the event. If both families are contributing, list both. If the couple is self-hosting, write it from their perspective. There's no right or wrong - just be consistent throughout the card.

2. Write the time in the format your guests recognize

In India, "7 PM" is universally understood. "Seven o'clock in the evening" is appropriate only for very formal printed invitations. For digital invitations shared on WhatsApp or email, keep it simple: "6:30 PM" is perfect.

3. Dress code - say it clearly or don't say it at all

Vague instructions like "semi-formal" confuse more than they help. Be specific: "Indian ethnic preferred", "festive wear", "no white please", or "beach casual". If your venue or timing makes the dress code obvious (beach at sunset, ballroom in the evening), you can skip it entirely.

4. RSVP deadlines are not optional

Always include an RSVP deadline, especially for catered events. Without one, guests assume you don't need a response. Set the deadline 2-3 weeks before the event (4-6 weeks for destination weddings). Be specific: "Please RSVP by 20th June" is better than "RSVP soon".

5. Digital invitations need the same information as printed ones

When sharing via WhatsApp or a shareable link, guests often screenshot just the text. Make sure all five essentials are visible: names, date, time, venue, and city. If your digital invitation includes an "Add to Calendar" button, guests can skip writing it down entirely - it's saved automatically.

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