Invitation Wording

My aunt and uncle are the ones helping me on my side, so we're going with the "together with their families"

Both my FH and I have divorced parents, both our dads are remarried but our moms aren't, so we didn't want like 20thousand names on the invitation. We opted to go with "Together with their families, GROOM NAME and BRIDE NAME, invite you to celebrate their marriage..."

My friend did hers:

BRIDE MOM together with

GROOM PARENTS

invite you to celebrate the wedding of...

Yeah as a few as people have said!

Can make it very generic:

"Together with their families

BRIDE & GROOM

......"

or more specific:

"Ms. BRIDES MOM &

MR. AND MRS. GROOMS PARENTS

Invite you to join as their children:

BRIDGE & GROOM

unite in marriage..."

If you are sticking to the traditional invite wording you could go with

"Mr. and Mrs. _________ & Ms. ________ would like you to join them..."

Brittany is right! There are way too many family dynamics with both our parents so we said "together with their families". If you're really gung-ho in doing it traditional google it! I found tons of info on proper wording even in your case with the divorced parents, the order it should be. Technically you should only mention the parents if they are paying which makes sense when you think a out it lol

You could always just say:
"Together with their loving parents,
BRIDE & GROOM
would like you to join them... etc etc"
Many people don't go the traditional route of putting parents names on the invitation anymore.