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Mar 24, 2023 · Invitations can take on different forms – the most traditional being sent in the post as a card. However it isn’t uncommon for the family of the deceased to let people know of a death and subsequent funeral through a phone call, email or even social media like Facebook. So if you’re unsure of what to put in a funeral invitation, what ...
Example funeral invitation We’re deeply saddened to announce the passing of [name], who passed away on [date], following a battle with [insert illness]. [Name] was a valued friend to all and a cherished husband, father, uncle and brother.
Jun 15, 2023 · Another funeral invitation example. In loving memory of Joe Smith, who sadly passed away on January 1, 2018 after a short illness. Loving husband to Mary, dad to Megan and much-loved grandad and brother. Funeral to take place at Townchester Crematorium at 11am, Wednesday 17 January, with a reception afterwards at Townchester Hotel Garden Room.
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“In loving memory of [name], who sadly passed [date] following a short illness. The family would like to invite you to the funeral service, which will take place at [place, date and time]. There will be a small reception held afterwards at [place & time], which you are warmly invited to. Flowers/condolences can be sent to [address]. We would like t...
“We are sorry to break the news that [name] has passed after a long and happy life. [Name] was a valued friend and cherished mother, daughter, and sister. They will be missed dearly. We would like to invite you to the funeral service, held at [date, time, place]. We request that all guests wear [colour] to remember [name], as it was their favourite...
“In loving memory of [name], the family regret to inform you of their passing. The funeral service will be held at [place, date, time]. We would like to ask that any donations be made to [charity] in their name. Following the service, we will have a small, intimate reception at [place, time], which you are invited to.” After a lengthy and brave fig...
Jan 27, 2022 · RSVP details. Consider using phrases like ‘respectfully invite you’, ‘thoughtfully’, ‘the funeral service in loving memory of’, ‘rest in peace’ and ‘to celebrate the life of’ at the beginning of the invitation. You may also want to include who the person is to you, such as a loving husband or father. It’s a good idea to ...
Sep 29, 2023 · For example, most funeral invitations will still include the name of the deceased, the date, time, and location of the funeral, and a brief obituary. Writing a funeral invitation Not everyone will opt to use printed funeral invitations sent through the mail.
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Aug 5, 2023 · Traditional Mail. One of the most traditional ways to send funeral invitations is through the mail. To ensure that your invitations arrive without any issues, it is best to send them out at least two weeks in advance. Use stamps instead of metered mail to show that extra care has been put into the invitation.
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