Wedding invitation word advice needed - divorced parents?

what's the easiest way to put 5 parents' names on the wedding invitation? we are hosting the event, but wanted to put these 5 people on the invitation:





mr. and mrs. bride's parents


groom's mom


groom's dad and wife (stepmom of groom)





i appreciate any advice you have. thank you!Wedding invitation word advice needed - divorced parents?
Mr. and Mrs. John Doe


along with


Mrs. Jane Dear


and


Mr. and Mrs. Jack Black





request the honor of your presence


at the wedding of their children





Linda Ellen


and


Micheal Steven





on the 31st of October


Two thousand and eight





you get the idea for the rest :)





Put the bride's parents first, then the groom's mother then the groom's father and his wife, you don't need to ';label'; them, you can do that in the program, if you wish. On the invitation just put their names.





Best wishes!Wedding invitation word advice needed - divorced parents?
you say... we are pleased to announce ';brides name'; daughter of mr. and mrs. ';parents name to ';grooms name'; son of ';mom's name'; and ';dad and stepmoms name';.


for example :


we are pleased to anounce the marriage of ';jane jones'; daughter of ';mr and mrs jones'; to ';joe johnson'; son of ';mary johnson'; and ';jim and judy johnson';.
';Together with their Families';





';their families'; includes everyone, keeps the wording simple and to the point and fits nicely on the invitation.





So, something like:








Together with their Families.





Jane A. Doe





and





John A. Smith





request your presents


to celebrate their marriage


on Saturday, the twenty seven of July


two thousand and seven





at two o'clock in the afternoon


at St. John's Church


Some Town, Some State





Reception to Follow
Jane Helen,


daughter of John and Lisa Doe,


and


Joe Frank,


son of George (Sue) Cool and Brenda Cool,


request the honour of your presence.....





- after your dad's first name, put the stepmom's first name in brackets, followed by your mom's name (Brenda Cool).
my husband and I had this issue at our wedding. We just simply said ';together with their families';





It pleased everyone.
Before they met, their strength was of one


Through marriage, they will experience


the strengh of much more than two


BRIDE


and


GROOM


together with their parents


invite you to witness and celebrate


the joining of their lives


on DAY


YEAR


at TIME


LOCATION


ADDRESS


CITY, STATE





check out other wordings at


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Mr. and Mrs. John Jones (brides parents) are please to announce the marriage of their daughter





Lindsey Ann





to Mr. James R. Johnstone





son of:





Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnstone (grooms dad and stepmom)


and


Mrs. Maryann Johnstone (if she changed her last name to her maiden name use that) (groom's Mother)





on Saturday the 15th of June Two Thousand and Seven


at 4:00 oclock


in the afternoon


at St. Pius Catholic Church


(address)
Simply put ';together with our parents, ';
Parents of the bride - Mr %26amp; Mrs ?


Parents of the groom - Mr %26amp; Mrs ? and groom's mom





Congratulations on your wedding...may you have a beautiful day and long, happy life together!
I am not certain how to word it , but if you go to a store where they sell wedding invites they uually have books with all the wedding invites, in the books they have different ways to word invites for different situations. It may go something like:





Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson


request your presence in the marriage of


their daughter





Susan May Thompson





to





Matthew Jones





son





of





Ms. Mary Jones (mother)


and


Mr. %26amp; Mrs. Steven Jones (Dad and Stepmom)





Remember Ms. is for a person that is divorced. I hope this helps.
Bride's parents- Mr. %26amp; Mrs.________


Groom's parents- Ms. _____ and Mr. and Mrs. _________