Bridesmaid luncheon invitations

You can set the Bridesmaid luncheon as the same theme or color scheme as the wedding or you can plan a different style of event. Following are some examples of Bridesmaid Luncheon invitation copy:


Bridesmaid Luncheon
honoring
Jennifer Kerr
bride-elect of Kevin Reed
Friday, June 25th at 11:30 a.m.
5555 Haley´s Hollow Road

Mrs. George Henderson

R.s.v.p. 555-555-5555



Please come to a
Bridesmaid Luncheon
in honor of
Concy Hughes
Saturday, September tenth
at twelve-thirty in the afternoon
The Laguna Gardens
R.s.v.p. 555-5555



Please join us for a luncheon honoring
Sabrina Weston and her Bridesmaids
Saturday, November 12, 2005
eleven o´clock
L´Escale
Grennwich, Connecticut

Given with love by
Dorothy "Yiayia" Mesologites



Bridesmaid´s Luncheon
honoring
Ellen Penn
Friday, May 8
Noon
Ridgeway Club
Harrington Room

Hosted by:
Karla Brown
Beverly Carr
Lynda Smith

Addressing Bridesmaid Luncheon Invites

When addressing Bridesmaid Luncheon invitations you can use the proper:

Mrs. John Smith
address
address

or you can use a more informal:

Mrs. Jane Smith
address
address

or the least formal way to address is:

Jane Smith
address
address

Who attends a Bridesmaid Luncheon?

The bride, her bridesmaids, her mother,the groom´s mother and the hostesses should all attend the bridesmaids luncheon. The groom´s mother may decline if she lives very far away. You may also want to invite a close friend or family member of the groom´s mother if she lives out of town so she has someone to drive to the party and stay with.

When to order/mail?

Depending on the complexity of the invitation, if there is assembly involved and they printing method you choose, some invitations can take 1 week to print and some can take several weeks to print (mainly during the busiest seasons - wedding and holiday).

Be sure to plan your party and order your invitations at least 8-12 weeks in advance. Then you will receive in plenty of time to address, add postage and mail.

Most formal parties need to be mailed 2-4 weeks in advance so people can reserve the date for your party. More informal parties can be mailed 2-3 weeks in advance.

If you have many out of town guests attending you may want to mail the invitations as early as 6 weeks in advance so everyone is sure to reserve the date for your party so that they can attend.