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Pembahasanmateri Structure of Formal and Informal Invitations dari Bahasa Inggris untuk SD, SMP, SMA, dan Gap Year beserta contoh soal latihan dan video pembahasan terlengkap. ^{Download Article Download Article Sending a formal invitation - whether on paper or electronically - is one of the most important steps in planning a formal event. It sets the general tone for the event and lets your guests know what to expect. Choosing the appropriate invitation wording for your event and then properly addressing the invitation can make your invitations look great and impress your guests. 1 Write out dates. Regardless of the type of event you’re inviting your guests to, you should use a formal writing style on a formal invitation. This means spelling out dates and other words that are usually abbreviated. For example, you should write “Saturday, the nineteenth of November” instead of “Saturday, November 19th.” You should also write “253212 Boston Street” instead of “253212 Boston St.” 2Write out guests' full names. Don’t use the shortened versions of guests’ names. Write “Stephanie Smith” instead of “Steph Smith" and always use last names. Advertisement 3 Include the hosts. One of the most important parts of the formal invitation is the inclusion of the event's hosts. Listing the hosts tells your guests who is inviting them to the event. How you write the hosts' names and the order in which you should list them varies depending on who is hosting. These rules are particularly important if you are writing a formal wedding invitation. For example, you should start a dinner invitation by saying "Sam and Ellen Smith invite you to a dinner celebrating the graduation of their daughter Leslie from graduate school." Advertisement 1 List the hosts in the correct order. Who is hosting the wedding – usually defined by who is paying for the wedding – will affect the order of names listed on the invitation. The bride's parents always go on the first line, followed by the groom's on the third line. "And" should get its own line in between The bride's name should always come before the groom's. If you are writing an invitation for a same-sex wedding, you can list the parents’ names in whatever order makes sense to you. This might be alphabetical order or you might just want to flip a coin to see who goes first.[1] 2 Write the hosts' names correctly. There are a lot of rules regarding how you should write out the hosts' names, depending on who the hosts are. Generally, the hosts related to the bride go first, followed by the groom's relatives. If the parents of the bride or groom are still married write “Mr. and Mrs." followed by the bride's father's name. So Tiffany Smith's parents should be written as "Mr. and Mrs. John Smith” or “Mr. and Mrs. James Carter” on the first line of the invitation. The groom's parents should be written the same way, on the third line with "and" on its own on the second line. If both families – including the bride and groom – are hosting, you should write “Together with their families," on the first line, then the name of the bride, "and," and the name of the groom on the second, third, and fourth lines respectively. If the bride’s parents are divorced and remarried but hosting together, you should write list the mother's new name first, followed by the father's name. So for example, you might write “Mr. and Mrs. Jill Willby and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Smith." Again, each couple gets their own line with “and” on the second line. If someone other than parents or stepparents are hosting, write the hosts names and their relationship to the bride or groom. So, for example, if the bride’s brother is hosting, you should write “Mr. Stanley Smith requests the honor of your presence of the marriage of his sister Stephanie Smith.” 3 Invite your guests to the wedding. Once you’ve established the hosts of the event in the right order, you need to actually invite the guests to the wedding. Regardless of who hosts, the next line after the hosts’ names should be either “requests the honor of your presence” or “requests the pleasure of your company.” That should be followed by either “at the marriage of” if someone other than the brides and/or grooms are hosting or “at their marriage” if the brides and/or grooms are hosting as well. For example, you might say “ [Hosts' names] request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter Tiffany Smith to Adam Jones” if the bride’s parents are hosting or “[Hosts' names] request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of Tiffany Smith to their son Adam Jones” if the groom’s parents are hosting.[2] 4Include the rest of the information. Once you’ve established who’s hosting and invited your guests to the event, include the rest of the information for the wedding. In order, you should list the date, time, and venue of the wedding, each on their own line. 5 Include information about the reception. If the wedding ceremony will be followed by a reception that everyone is invited to, you can add that information to the invitation itself. If not everyone is invited, you can write the reception information on a separate card to be included with the invitation. If you include the reception information on the invitation itself, it should come last on the invitation and include the time and place. So, for example, you could say “Reception to follow at 5 pm at The Country Club 3000 Country Club Lane Minneapolis, Minnesota.” “Reception to follow” and “at 5 pm” should get their own lines, as should the street address, venue name, and venue city. If you include a separate reception card, write it as you would on the bottom of the invitation.[3] 6 Tell your guests how they should respond. If you want your guests to respond whether they’ll be coming or not and most hosts do because venues will require a final guest count, include information on how they should do that. This usually means including an RSVP card that lists the response date, along with a pre-addressed and stamped envelope. Leave space for their name and how many guests they’re bringing.[4] For example, a standard RSVP card will say “ __ will attend __ will not attend.” The “M.” at the beginning allows them to write “Ms.,” “Mr.,” “Mr. and Ms.,” or “Mr. and Mrs.” and lets you know how many people are attending. If you are asking your guests to make a meal selection, this should be listed on the RSVP card as well. List their meal options and leave a space underneath each for the names of the guests requesting that particular meal. Advertisement 1 Invite guests to a formal dinner. When inviting guests to a formal dinner, be sure to word it so they are invited “at a dinner” or “to a dinner,” never “for dinner.” Your invitation should read “We request the pleasure of your company at a dinner” or “You are cordially invited to a dinner” before listing what the dinner is for. You may or may not have hosts to lists for a formal dinner, but if you do, their names should go at the top of the invitation. 2 Invite guests to an anniversary celebration. Writing an invitation to an anniversary celebration is similar to writing one for a wedding. You should include the hosts’ names, the date, and the venue, but you should also note that it is an anniversary celebration. For example, you could write “Dan and Carol Smith are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. Their children invite you to join them for a reception at The Country Club.” If you do not wish guests to bring gifts for the couple, you can simply note “No gifts please” at the bottom of the invitation. 3 Invite guests to a bridal or baby shower. These types of invitations are usually less formal than wedding invitations. You may or may not list a host, but you should include the name of the bride and/or couple and the information regarding the shower. The spacing of a shower invitation should follow the spacing of a wedding invitation. For example, you could write “You are cordially invited to a bridal shower in honor of Tiffany Smith on November 5th at 6 pm. The Country Club Minneapolis, Minnesota.” 4Ask guests to RSVP. The RSVP etiquette for events other than weddings varies widely. You should ask your guests to let you know if they're attending or not, but it's up to you how you'd like them to respond. Formal dinner invitations should include an RSVP card similar to the kind you would send for wedding, but anniversary parties and bridal or baby showers can simply ask guests to call the host with their response. Advertisement 1 Address a married couple’s invitation. If you are inviting a married couple, tradition dictates that you write “Mr. and Mrs.” followed by the husband’s name. However, if the couple does not have the same last name, you should include both of their names. If you are addressing an invitation to a married same-sex couple, you should include both of their names as well.[5] For example, you could write “Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith,” “Mr. Stanley Smith and Mrs. Emma Stone,” or “Mrs. Julia Gould and Mrs. Elizabeth Gould.” 2 Address the invitation of a couple with one or more distinguished titles. If any of your guests have distinguished titles - like “Dr." - you should be sure to use them. If one member of a couple has a distinguished title, use that title and then "Mr." or "Mrs." or "Ms." for the other member of the couple.[6] For example, you could write “Dr. Stephanie and Mr. James Smith” if they have the same last name, “Dr. Stephanie Jones and Mr. James Smith” if they have different last names or “Dr. Stephanie Jones and Dr. James Smith” if they have different last names but both have distinguished titles. 3Address invitations to adults 18 and over. Unless they live with their parents, any adult over the age of 18 should receive their own invitation.[7] You can use “Ms.” or “Mr.” in the addresses if they are single.[8] 4Address invitations to whole families. If you wish to invite an entire family to your event, whether the children are over 18 or not, you can simply write “The Smith Family” and include their address. This lets the recipient know that everyone in the household is invited.[9] Advertisement Formal Invitation Template Add New Question Question Can you use printed labels on a formal invitation? Ivy Summer Certified Wedding & Event Planner Ivy Summer is a Certified Wedding Planner and the Owner of Voulez Events. Ivy has over 10 years of experience consulting, planning and coordinating weddings around the globe. She has also created a DIY online wedding planning workshop for couples, called "Plan Your Wedding Like A Pro." She currently resides in Greece where she continues to work with a worldwide network of planners and wedding professionals. Certified Wedding & Event Planner Expert Answer If it's a formal invitation, it should be handwritten. If you don't have good handwriting, hire a calligrapher to address the envelopes. Question What should be included in an invitation suite? Ivy Summer Certified Wedding & Event Planner Ivy Summer is a Certified Wedding Planner and the Owner of Voulez Events. Ivy has over 10 years of experience consulting, planning and coordinating weddings around the globe. She has also created a DIY online wedding planning workshop for couples, called "Plan Your Wedding Like A Pro." She currently resides in Greece where she continues to work with a worldwide network of planners and wedding professionals. Certified Wedding & Event Planner Expert Answer Typically, you'll have the invitation, a meal card, and an RSVP card. Your thank-you cards and escort cards should also match the rest of the stationary. Question How do I write an invitation for a party hosted by a mayor and his wife? The only thing that changes on an invitation hosted by a mayor and his wife is how you list the hosts' names. You should write "The Honorable Mr. [Mayor's name] and Mrs. [Mayor's Name]" and then invite your guests to the event. So, for example, if the mayor's name is Tim Jones, you would write "The Honorable Mr. Tim Jones and Mrs. Tim Jones request the pleasure of your company..." Alternatively, you can use the mayor's wife's full name "The Honorable Mr. Tim Jones and Mrs. Jessica Jones request the pleasure of your company..." The rest of the invitation should follow the form appropriate to the even that the mayor and his wife are hosting. See more answers Ask a Question 200 characters left Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Submit Advertisement Video The font used on a formal invitation should reflect the mood of the event and/or the corporate identity of the brand behind the event. Common selections for both business and social invitations include Aristocrat, Balmoral, and Bank Gothic. If you’re writing a wedding invitation, include information about where the couple is registered on a separate card most stores with wedding registries will provide these cards. Don’t write it directly on the invitation. Any single person, child over the age of 18, or couple should receive his or her own invitation. Show More Tips Advertisement References About This Article Article SummaryXTo write a formal invitation, start with the full, formal names of the hosts on the first line, such as “Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith,” followed by “requests your presence” or something similar. Next, include the reason for the occasion for celebration. Then, on the next lines, include the date, time, and location of the event. Make sure to write out any words or dates that are usually abbreviated, such as “the nineteenth of November” instead of “November 19th,” or “Street” instead of “St.” in an address. For tips on how to formally address an envelope in a variety of situations, like when a married couple has different last names, read on! Did this summary help you? Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 1,116,629 times. Reader Success Stories Felicia Yunita Sep 18, 2017 "I got a task from my English teacher to make a presentation about formal invitation, and this web really helps me..." more Did this article help you?} ^{3Struktur dan Contoh Invitation Formal 1. Judul 2. Isi Undangan 3. Orang yang mengundang Contoh Invitation Formal dan Informal 1. Business Invitation 2. Wedding Invitation Perbedaan dari Invitation Formal dan Informal Perbedaan dari invitation formal dan informal terdapat pada beberapa faktor. Pertama adalah gaya bahasa.} If you’re looking to write a formal invitation for an event, not to worry. This post explores the basics of writing a formal invitation formal invitation letter is written to ask a person or an organization to attend your event. The invitation can be for a wedding, graduation, exhibition, business events, and other purpose of an invitation letter is to coordinate beforehand the number of guests attending the a letter is usually printed on an event card, and they are custom designed. It shows the event is important to the person being invited, and the event needs to be held in a specific type of information to include in an invitation letter?In your invitation letter, you must address the subject of your meeting to make it specific. The entire should not be more than a page long. Include the date, who, where, and from whom you are sending the letter and the expectation for the not forget the contact information, including phone number and to Write a Formal Invitation LetterA formal invitation letter is not very different than a regular letter except for a few structural details. Let’s look at the basic steps of writing an invitation letter1. Write the subject lineThe primary objective or essence of the letter should be clearly stated in the subject instance, you can write to invite the most valued business associates to the anniversary celebration of a corporation. The subject line could look like “Invitation for the Anniversary Celebration of COMPANY NAME.”2. Add your letterheadAdding your company letterhead at the top of the letter is crucial in writing a formal invitation. This is to impart a positive impression on the person you’re inviting to the a professional sense, letterheads help maintain your company’s reputation and are just as important as the Mention the Sender’s AddressThe sender’s address is the first information you should include after adding your letterhead. This is only true for formal invitation Write the DateAfter the sender’s address, the next thing to mention is the date for sending the invitations. The date could be in any format you like, such as 7/5/2022, 5th July 2022, or July 5, Mention the Recipient’s AddressWrite the recipient’s name and address clearly to avoid any confusion later on. The letter should clearly state who the invitation is Include the SalutationMake sure to start your letter with an appropriate salutation. You can begin by writing “Dear Sir/Madam” in case you don’t know the recipient’s if you know who you’re writing to, include their first and last name with the instance, Dear David Smith.’ Don’t forget to put a comma at the end of the salutation and skip a line. It’s always best if you can find the full name of the recipient you are writing the letter Write the Main Body of the LetterMake sure to start the invitation letter with a polite and inviting phrase. For instance, “We’re pleased to invite you, “It would be a pleasure for us if you could attend,” and such. These statements at the start of the letter show your appreciation and delight in inviting someone to the you’ve done it, state the event’s purpose in the opening paragraph. Then mention important details like the date, time, and location. This information should be readily available at the start of the must then explain the goal of the event and why you believe the receiver should attend. Finally, list out the important events and request a Include the closing and signatureConclude the letter by expressing your gratitude to the recipient for taking the time to read your invitation. If you want the confirmation of their presence, mention a deadline by which you expect them to write your contact details, and if you’re writing on behalf of a business corporation, include your Proofread your LetterBefore you send your letter out, proofread it. Ensure that there are no jargon words, colloquial language, or sentence fragments. There should be no punctuation, grammar, or spelling errors in your writing since it is a formal UpThere are many reasons why you should establish an invitation letter when inviting someone to an event. But the most important reason is to express your interest in the occasion and your sincere hope that the guest will letters are sometimes the deciding factor for whether you will actually be the guest at the event. With that in mind, it is vital to show your professionalism when writing an invitation letter to ensure your invitation is convincing. ^{Genericstructure of invitation : - Heading Situation Body Closing Signature There are two types of invitation: Formal Invitation : is usually originate from institute, companies, and kind of it.}

Thegeneric The Social Function structure (letter) The social function of invitation 1. Heading is to invite someone to attend an 2. Date event, to invite someone to come, 3. Salutation to ask someone to attend an 4. Body activity, and to ask people to take 5. Complimentary part in an occasion. 6. Signature 7. Name of the host/position f1. Tenses

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PengertianFormal Invitation 1. RSVP date. 2. A space for your guests to write in their names. Traditionally, this is done by writing "M." Alternatively, you can 3. A checkbox for "Accept" or "Decline.". The "accept" and "decline" wording is one spot on the RSVP card where you can 4. Entrée .

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