Wedding Invitation Wording: How To Ask For Wedding Money?

With so many Invitations coming through our doors each day, we’ve seen it all, and we’re always happy to help you find the right words. It’s more common than ever to ask for cash or honeymoon contributions instead of traditional gifts, but wording it the right way makes all the difference. The key? Be polite, lighthearted, and make it clear that gifts aren’t expected.

You could say:

“Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift of all. However, if you’d like to contribute to our honeymoon/new home/adventure fund, we’d be so grateful.”

Or:

“We’ve got all the pots and pans we need, but if you’d like to help us start married life with a treat or two, a cash gift towards our honeymoon fund would be greatly appreciated.

Wedding Gift List Invite Wording

Not sure how to tell your guests about your gift list without sounding pushy? We’ve got you, here’s a few elegant ways to share the details:

Simple & Sweet:

“For those who have asked, we’ve put together a gift list with [Wedding list company], which you can find at [link].”

A Bit More Personal:

“Your love and support is more than enough, but if you’d like to give a gift, we’ve created a list of things we’d love as we start this new chapter together. Visit [link] to view our wedding list with [Wedding list company].”

Choosing the perfect wedding invitation wording is crucial as it sets the tone for your special day and gives guests a glimpse of what to expect. Whether you opt for simple and sweet or more personal wording, it should reflect your personalities as a couple and convey all the necessary information.

If you’re in need of some extra help with your wedding planning, be sure to check out our blog on how you can get a £50 head start towards your wedding list with a little help from our trusted gift list partners.