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Deceased Parent of GroomMr. & Mrs. Larry Chase request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Jill Sallie to Peter Scott son of Mr. Kevin Smith and the late Mrs. Kim Smith on Saturday, twenty-second of December two thousand and ten The Biltmore Hotel 100 Main Street New York, New York |
Deceased Parent of BrideMrs. Pat Clark requests the honour of your presence at the marriage of her daughter Cathy Lisa to Chris Scott Mullen son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mullen Saturday, June 15, 2010 The Charles Hotel 100 Grand Street Boston, Massachusetts |
Deceased Parents of Bride or GroomMr. Timothy Mullen requests the honour of your presence at the marriage of his sister Sandy Lynn Edwards to Alan Wayne Garrison on Saturday, the second of April two thousand and ten |
Deceased Parents Bride or GroomMr. Anthony Roberts and Ms. Ann Jones request the honour of your presence at their marriage on Saturday, March 2, 2010 W Hotel 100 Main Street New York, New York |
How would you word an invitation if one parent from the bride and the groom are deceased? For example, my mother is deceased, and my fiancee’s father is deceased, but we would like them both mentioned. My father and his mother are both living and would also be mentioned.
Thank you!!
Hi Jill,
You may want to start the invitation with something like,
“Together with our parents, we invite you…”
Then somewhere within the body of the invitation, you can mention that the bride is the daughter of [name] and the late [name]. The groom is the son of [name] and the late [name].
We hope this is helpful. Congratulations!