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How Do I Phrase My Vow Renewal Invites?by Lisa Milbrand
For formal invitations, try something along these lines: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barone If your party won't be quite that formal, try something like "request the pleasure of your company as they renew their wedding vows." As for the vows, say what's on your mind and in your hearts. And
the officiant is sure to have some other suggestions for words that
will suit your situation.
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My
husband and I got married at the courthouse five years ago. Now
that we have the cash, we want to have the big wedding we never
had. How do we put a party like this together?
Go for
it! Have the bridesmaids, the big dress, the bouquets, the band—and
go about arranging those things the same way as you would a first-time
wedding. You'll just need to fiddle a little with the wording of
the invitations and the vows to make the event a reaffirmation.
