Wedding Invitations

When the bride’s parents are issuing the wedding invitations, neither her title nor
last name is used since it is assumed that she has the same last name as her
parents. If her last name is different, then it is used. Nowadays some brides
like to include their title if it is doctor or esquire. That is not proper but
it is a rule that is often broken today. Should you decide to use a title like
that, then you would include your first, middle and last name.

Is it appropriate to have the bride and groom’s names in a larger font than
the rest of the wedding invitation? That is something that has evolved over time,
gaining popularity in more recent years and it completely acceptable. The bride
and groom’s names and the parent’s name already stand out as they each have
their own line on the invitation, and are separated by the short lines (“and”
and “to”) but if space will allow it, the bride and grooms names can be a bit
larger.