Second Wedding Invitation Wording

Second wedding invitation wording might seem like a tricky subject but it can be quite simple. In fact, the wording used for a second wedding doesn’t have to be any different than a first wedding.

But, perhaps you want to include your children on your wedding invitation. Or, maybe you’ve finally gotten your happily ever after and want your wording to reflect it. From simple to romantic, here are some examples of ways to word your wedding invitation if you’re getting remarried.

Simple Wedding Invitation Wording

First marriage or third, this is our most popular invitation wording:

Meghan Lilian Burke
and
Marcus Franklin Browne
invite you to the celebration
of their marriage
on Saturday, the fifteenth of September
two thousand and twenty six
at four o'clock in the afternoon
The Warehouse
1030 North Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Wedding Invitation Wording That Includes Young Children

Perhaps you would like to include names of children in the wedding invitation wording. If you children are still young, they can be included like this:

Serena, Maxim and Johnny
happily invite you to
the marriage of their parents
Alex Stolp
and
Mitchell Henderson
on Saturday, the twenty-first of May
two thousand and twenty-six
at eleven o’clock in the morning
Wood Falls Club
12 Woodtree Lane
Wood Falls, Indiana

Wedding Invitation Wording That Lets Grown Children Invite

If your children are older and acting as hosts, you may want to invite more formally. Remember – if your children are married, be sure to include their spouses as well:

Brian and Cathy Barrington
Lillian and William Johnson
and Phillip Preston
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their parents
Maria Valerie Barrington
and
Anthony Francis Preston
on Saturday, the twenty-first of May
two thousand and twenty-six
at five o’clock in the evening
1045 Halloway Drive
Edina, Minnesota

Romantic Second Marriage Invitation Wording

Although we often recommend keeping your wording simple, we realize some couples want to call out the fortune of getting this second chance at love. Here is a wording example we like for this purpose:

All that I am,
All that I have been,
All that I will ever be...
I offer now to you
Please join us in celebrating
new love, new dreams, a new future
as we,
Sarah Melia Kinghorn
and
Ian Thomas McMadden
exchange marriage vows
on Saturday, the eleventh of June
two thousand and twenty-six
at four o’clock in the afternoon
Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities
6901 Wadsworth Boulevard
Arvada, Colorado

We know wording your invitation can be tricky, so if you have any questions left unanswered, reach out to our team of wedding experts. We’re always here to help make your invitation perfect for the two of you!