AboutFelicia Reymont Expertise Too often at weddings and other social occasions a host is at a loss for words to express heartfelt sentiments in invitations, toasts and
tributes. As an ASCAP songwriter, I use my lyricist skills for custom-written original and personalized rhymes for a wide range of personal, family and business occasions.
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Past/Present clients IBM, Lord & Taylor and hundreds of just folks
Question Hi Felicia,
Please help! I'm in desperate help in properly wording my wedd. invitations. Being a writer, you would think this was a piece of cake!
My fiance and I are sending the invitations. Below is an idea of how I'd like it to be, (unless you can help me make it sound better.)
The honor of your presence is requested at the Wedding of
Paulette Smith
And
Tom Smith
On Saturday the seventeenth of June
At two o'clock in the afternoon
Toronto City Hall, Wedding Belle Chapel
200 King Street West
Toronto, Ontario
... Now my issue is, I'd also like to include how we're to go across the street from City hall to Victoria Park where professional photography will be taking place(3pm)... then followed by reception at Delta Inn with dinner at (4pm). Do I include Delta's address as well?
Plus, how I do start the return cards? What do I put on them? I'm a hopeless soul, so if you could, please help me out! If you could possibly send some samples or let me know how and what order, or how to correctly word everything? Please help.
Answer Well, Paulette, I can see the problem. A formal nuts and bolts invitation might work but it will not entertain. As you might expect, I think it should be done in rhyme and that is my specialty. Visit my website : www.rhymeshop.com. There you'll see how easy it is to get the writing help you need. Regards, Felicia Reymont, rhymeshop@aol.com
