When writing a wedding card, its important to keep in mind the couples relationship with you and your personal writing style. Here are some tips and ideas to help you get started:
- Start with a congratulatory message to the couple.
- Add a personalized wedding wish tailored to the couple.
- Consider the tone of the wedding and the couples personalities when crafting your message.
- Keep it heartfelt and sincere.
- Sign off with a sweet and simple sentiment, such as "best wishes" or "with love."
Here are some examples of wedding wishes to write in a card:
Formal Wedding Wishes:
- Wishing you a lifetime of wedded bliss.
- May your special union bring unbelievable joy to your life.
- May the years ahead be filled with lasting love and happiness.
Meaningful Wedding Wishes:
- As the days go by, may your love sustain you.
- You have my love and support today and always—I hope you know that.
- Never forget what brought you two together.
Funny Wedding Wishes:
- Congratulations! Thanks for officially taking [insert name] off my hands.
- I just have one thing to say: finally!
- Marriage is a journey, and you just signed up for the scenic route.
Inspirational Wedding Wishes:
- Keep your mind on what matters—love—and the rest will always fall into place.
- The connection you share is so beautiful. May you cherish and honor it.
- This day symbolizes so much more than a wedding. Its a symbol of a life commitment, and its so meaningful.
Religious Wedding Wishes:
- "Be kind to each other, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, just as God through Christ has forgiven you." –Ephesians 4:32
- "Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud." –1 Corinthians 13:4
- "May God bless your marriage and guide you through a lifetime of love and happiness."
Wedding Wishes for Friends:
- Im so happy to call you both my friends. Congratulations!
- That fortune teller we saw in Vegas was right. You did meet the [man/woman/person] of your dreams. Best wishes to you both!
- Heres to a long and happy marriage!
Remember, the most important thing when it comes to what to write in a wedding card is that your note comes from the heart.
