Sometimes, either because of convenience or personal preference, arrangements are made to have a wedding take place at the home of a friend or relative. The following wording is suggested as the correct form for the invitation:

The pleasure of your company is requested

at the marriage of

Miss Marian Benson Joyce

to

Mr. John H. Brown

on Monday, the fifth of June

at twelve o'clock

at the residence of

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith Hopkins

Eighteen Johns Street

marriage of their daughter

Helen Marie

to

Mr. Thomas Wolcott

on Tuesday, the seventh of May

at twelve o'clock

and afterward at the wedding breakfast

In the fourth line of the first acknowledgment above the two last words "at the" may be prefixed to the fifth line; the same holds true of the fifth line of the second acknowledgment. A good stationer will be able to give you the exact prevalent vogue in this matter.