When writing a wedding card in the UK, its important to strike the right tone and convey your congratulations and well wishes to the happy couple. Here are some tips and examples from various sources:
- Address the card to both the bride and groom/bride and bride/groom and groom, or write separate messages for each person. However, ideally, you should end with a joint message or wish for their life together.
- The general format is: your congratulations or best wishes; your hopes for their future together; a message about how right they are for each other; and end with a thank you for allowing you to share in their big day.
- You can keep it short and sweet or write a longer, more sentimental message depending on your relationship with the couple.
- You can include a personal anecdote or memory, a quote, or a poem.
- You can express your excitement to celebrate with them, your happiness for them, and your wishes for a long and happy marriage.
- You can also offer advice or words of wisdom, or express your gratitude for their friendship or love.
Here are some examples of wedding card messages:
- Wishing you a lifetime of happiness together as husband and wife/husband and husband/wife and wife.
- Congratulations to one of our favourite couples. Now lets drink Champagne and dance on the table! .
- May your married life be as happy and filled with love as your wedding day. Congratulations.
- Im so happy for you both and am so excited to celebrate this day with you! .
- Wishing you two soulmates a lifetime of happiness. Thank you for inviting me to celebrate your special day with you.
- Were so proud of you and feel so lucky to have you both in our lives.
- Nothing warms my heart more than seeing you two together and so in love. Welcome to our family! .
- I/we have loved watching your relationship grow and flourish, and now I/we get to celebrate the beginning of this new chapter with you both too. Thank you for sharing this with me/us! .
