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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?

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

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You are the love of my life, my best friend and now my life partner. I can’t wait to share our lives and grow old together. I love you.” When we were little, if you’d have made a list of all of the qualities of your future husband/ wife, it would have described John perfectly! Congratulations on your special day, love now and always.” If you want to make the happy couple laugh, consider writing a funny wedding card message if it will put a smile on their faces! Don’t be afraid to include something laugh-worthy in your note—after all, you know them best, so you can be the judge of what to include based on their sense of humor. So happy to welcome a new son/daughter to our family. Thank you for the joy you bring my son/daughter. May the joy you feel today last a lifetime!” I’m sure the wedding was beautiful—we’re so sorry we missed it! We wish you all the best as you start your next chapter as newlyweds.”

Wishing nothing but love, joy and happiness to the both of you on this wonderful day! Well done my little/ big sister/ brother, I’m so happy for you!” To my love, you have brought so much happiness into my life. I love you with all my heart and cannot wait to say our vows in front of our family and friends. See you at the altar!”Be kind to each other, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, just as God through Christ has forgiven you." –Ephesians 4:32

To my son/ daughter, I/ we are so happy for you both. Most of all, I’m/ we’re happy that you have found someone that fills your life with love and joy. Here’s to a lifetime of creating happy memories!” Thank you for being my best friend and soulmate. Fate brought us together and love carried us here. You bring out the best in me and I promise to spend the rest of our lives bringing love and happiness into yours.” 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.” It fills me with joy to see you both so happy! I’m/ we’re so glad that we get to call Emma/ John our new Stepmum/ Stepdad.” 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.

Examples for What to Write in a Wedding Card

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. Sharing your wedding wishes with a newlywed couple is a thoughtful way to celebrate their new life together and show your appreciation for being a part of their wedding day. But knowing what to write in a wedding card can be intimidating, especially if you don’t consider yourself to be great with words.