Invitation wording for time of ceremony

I just got the proof back and before I finalize it am thinking.. the ceremony is 630, what time should i put on the invitation that it starts?

Re: Invitation wording for time of ceremony

Are you having it at a church or the hall. If you are having it at the hall pp are already going to be there so say the time it starts at 6: i would says 6:30 cause they are usually a half.
But if it is at the church they should tell you what time the cocktail hour starts

Re: Invitation wording for time of ceremony

hey christina, i ordered my invites for the place you did thanks. i am having my ceremony at the hall and it starts at 630

Re: Invitation wording for time of ceremony

if the ceremony actually starts at 6:30, then i would put 6:00 or 6:15 on the invites. people are notoriously late to these things and you woudln't want people walking down the aisle with you!

ETA: if you're having your ceremony at the hall, i would ask them what time to write. they may serve your guests some kind of hospitality while they wait.

Message edited 4/16/2005 9:54:51 AM.

Re: Invitation wording for time of ceremony

my hall says 630 so i am confused