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Monday, January 28, 2008

Proper wording for wedding invitations

Note: if the ceremony is a religious one, the honour of your presence is requested. If the ceremony is a civil one, the pleasure of your company is requested.

http://www.thepurplehouse.net/wedding/invitewording.html

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