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Phew! There’s a lot to choose from! You can use these wedding wishes on their own or add your own message into a wedding card alongside one them. Ultimately, the choice is yours as nobody knows the relationship you have with the happy couple better than you. Warmest wishes on your wedding day. We are sorry we can’t be there to celebrate your day with you. Wishing you a lifelong love and a life full of joy.” If the ‘normal’ style of writing wedding cards seems a bit too cheesy for you, why not think outside the box? Write a message that is uniquely from you and something that nobody else could think of. You could combine a couple of ideas from this list, or you could get totally creative! How about writing a rap? Creating some artwork? Making a video message? Letting your children write or draw in a card for the couple? I/ we are so happy to welcome you into the family. I/ we wish you the very best and a joy-filled life together!” To my best friend, thank you for bringing so much love and light into my life. I can’t wait to spend the rest of our lives together.”

Seeing you go from a young girl/boy to the grown man/woman you are today is such a special sight to see. May you both be blessed in your future together, and know how much I love you!” Huge congratulations and lots of love and joy on your big day! It is a pleasure to work with you and to share this celebration with your friends and family.”Congratulations to a fantastic couple! I/ we hope you have a hilarious future together full of laughs and memory making!” To help you get started, we’ve put together a collection of tips and examples for what to write in a wedding card. Use them as inspiration for your own wedding wishes, and remember that a genuine, from-the-heart message from you is all that really matters.

May the Once who created you and brought you together to bless your marriage, enrich your lives and deepen the love you share with each other throughout the years.”

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I/ we are so proud to call you our son/ daughter, and I/ we are very happy to have your new husband/ wife in our family. My/ our deepest love and best wishes for you both on this special day.” May the One who brought you together bless your marriage, enrich your lives and deepen your love throughout the years.” How you craft your wedding card message to a friend will depend on how close you are to them. The message might be short, sweet and classic, or you may choose to get specific and personal. Consider your relationship and how personal, sentimental, serious or funny you want to get with your wedding wishes. Many thanks for inviting me to share this day with your loved ones and friends. Wishing you a lifetime of happiness. Best wishes.”

To Mum/ Dad, I am so happy that you have found someone as wonderful as John to spend your life with! All my/ our love.” If the newlyweds you’re writing to are close friends or family members, a formal message might not feel as genuine. Or perhaps a formal note just doesn’t fit your personality—that’s okay too! Opting for a more casual message allows you to be more personal, and works well when combined with a specific detail or memory you have of the couple. If the newlywed couple is religious, this could be the perfect way to tailor your wedding card message. A religious wedding card may include mentions of your prayers over their marriage, quotes from scripture, and mentions of God. Be sure to think about the couple’s religious beliefs before you opt for this type of wedding card, and use their practices to frame your note. Congratulations on sharing your wedding vows. My/ our most heartfelt apologies that we are not able to spend your day with you, but I am/ we are sending all of my/ our love and best wishes.” Congratulations! I couldn’t think of a better-suited couple than you two. Much love and happiness.”

I couldn’t be happier as a brother/sister than I am to see the joy you’ve found in marriage. Can’t wait to watch you two grow old together.” What a wonderful day to celebrate my coworker and his/her spouse. All the best to you both in your marriage." Wedding cards are traditionally gifted to the couple at the wedding reception. If you can’t make it to the ceremony, be sure to mail your wedding card as close to the wedding date as possible. The most important rule of thumb when it comes to wedding card etiquette is to write a warm, genuine message unique to the newlyweds. How to Structure Your Wedding Card Message Watching you reach this milestone is a proud moment for a parent, and I’m filled with joy to know you’ve found love.” Praying that your marriage will prosper and be strengthened by the love of God each step of the way.”