Weddings are all about etiquette and following traditions - not only for the bride and groom, but also for guests too, particularly when it comes to writing a Wedding Card . Sometimes this can be quite worrying for guests as they want to ensure they write correctly and appropriately in the card.
To start with, it is first important to know just what is a Wedding Card is and the purpose of it. Usually, the bride and groom would send out a wedding invitation (see our Invitation Templates) and if you are planning on attending, it is considered common courtesy to bring a Wedding Card with a present. The Wedding Card allows you to express your happiness and wishes to the newlywed couple. It also acts as an expression of appreciation for inviting you to be a part of their special day. Generally, at the ceremony, the bride and groom will display a Wedding Card box for guests to put their cards in.
If you're not good with words, writing such a card can often be a rather daunting experience. That is why we have compiled an extensive list of ready-made templates for your convenience.
For a full list of Wedding Card templates, please feel free to explore our library below.
When writing a Wedding Card you need to follow a particular structure and keep in mind the closeness of your relationship to the couple. The closer you are, the less formal it should be. Follow these hints and tips when writing the card:
When signing a Wedding Card, you can refer to the bride and groom by name to make the card more memorable and maybe even include a cute, sentimental quote. You can sign off by expressing gratitude for the invitation and for allowing you to become part of their wedding.
After drafting your card, you need to carefully consider the closure of the card. Depending on how close you are to the newlyweds, you may opt to go for a casual or informal approach. If you know them well, you can be more informal and finish with a simple 'Love, [your name]'. If you are not so close to the bride and groom, you can finish with “Warmly,” or “Best Wishes.”
Making your own Wedding Cards will definitely impress the newlyweds and leave a solid impression. When making Wedding Cards, consider the following pointers:
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This wedding card template is designed for couples to use for their wedding invitations. It provides a beautiful design and customizable options for personalization.
This template offers detailed guidance on creating a charming, personalized wedding card themed around the concept of a 'Wonderful Life'. Ideal for individuals seeking to express their best wishes in a unique way.
This template is used for creating wedding cards featuring a prominent ring design. It is a customizable option for couples to create unique and personalized wedding invitations.
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This type of template can be used for wedding guests to have a little bit of fun, usually before the main reception where they can write down some advice for the bride and groom.
This template can be used to create elegant white place cards for weddings or other special events.
This template is used for creating place cards for weddings. The template has a blue color scheme.
This document is a wedding place card template in a pink color scheme.
This document is a template for a wedding thank you card in white. It is used to express gratitude to guests who attended the wedding.
This type of document is a wedding thank you card template in a pink color scheme. It can be used to express gratitude to guests after a wedding celebration.
This template is used to create a wedding thank you card with a blue design. Customizable for personal use.