Wedding Invitation Wording Generator
Enter your names, date and venue, pick a tone, and get three ready-to-edit invitation wordings. Copy or download them — free, no signup.
What this tool does
- Free, no signup, one-click copy — everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
- 40+ ideas in one run — from two first names, a shared surname and the wedding year.
- Grouped into four sets — name mashups, puns & wordplay, classics, and date-based options.
- Copy all / Download — grab one tag, or export the whole list as a text file for your planner or printer.
- “IG” check link — every tag links straight to Instagram's tag page so you can see with one click whether it is already in use.
- 500 surname pages — ready-made ideas for the most common surnames.
Frequently asked questions
What should a wedding invitation say?
Who is getting married, who is hosting, the date and time, the venue and city, and how to RSVP. Everything else — dress code, registry, website — is optional and often better on a details card.
Should we write 'honour' or 'honor'?
Use the spelling of the country you are in: 'honour' in the UK and most Commonwealth countries, 'honor' in the US.
Can I use these wordings as they are?
Yes — they are original templates, free to use and edit. Swap the names, date and venue, and read it out loud once before printing.
Do you write bilingual invitations?
The Chinese page (/zh/) covers Chinese-language hashtags; invitation wording here is English. Keep one language per card — two languages read better on separate cards.