Help me write it
Start with a simple formula, then add one detail that could only come from you.
Open the message writer
Wedding words, minus the blank page
It happens. Start with a message that fits the relationship, then make it sound like you.
Start with a simple formula, then add one detail that could only come from you.
Open the message writerStart with a complete message, not another explanation of how wedding cards work.
See the messagesShort, funny, best friend or coworker. Go straight to the guidance you need.
Choose a guideWedding wishes you can use now
Pick the closest fit, copy it and change one detail. A useful starting point should get you moving, not give you six more decisions to make.
Warm
Congratulations to you both. Wishing you a life full of steady love and plenty of happy ordinary days.
Short
Sincere congratulations and every good wish for your marriage.
Funny
Big day. Excellent news. Wishing you years of good stories, calm mornings, and very few serious arguments about what to have for dinner.
Heartfelt
The care you have for one another is easy to see. I hope the life ahead feels every bit as honest and loving as the partnership you share now. Congratulations on your wedding.
Formal
Warmest congratulations on your wedding. Wishing you lasting happiness in your life together.
Coworker
Congratulations on your wedding. It is a pleasure to celebrate this happy news, and I wish you both a wonderful life together.
Find your situation
The relationship, the amount of room and the kind of joke you are considering can all change the answer. Choose the problem that looks most like yours.
How it works
There is no secret wedding-card language. There is just a clear way to begin.
Open with congratulations and speak to both people when you can.
Mention a quality, memory or small detail that belongs to them.
Finish with a hope that sounds natural coming from you.