Letters of congratulations for wedding

Wedding letter and apologies.

Letters can be written for weddings if required, but in the modern it seems climate it is not as necessary to write long letters of congratulations for an engagement, and is usually regarded more personal to say it in a speech at the actual wedding.
With the Internet, various letters can be found as a template to use for a letter, this can also be done on an engagement card or be sent as an email. In looking at large weddings it can be necessary to send a letter that in in line as to how you are related to the bride and groom. This could apply to an email, or even a remark on a web page. There is no hard or fast rule to write a note or letter, sometimes it can be really basic, with a quotation or a small anecdote that a close family member will understand.

20th January, 2010

My dear Pradeep,

It gives me immense pleasure to convey my best wishes on the auspicious occasion of the wedding of your elder son, Adil with Nita on Monday, the 25th January 2010. May God Bless them and grant a long and happy wedded life to the young couple.

Please accept my profound apologies for not being able to attend the marriage ceremony in person due to unavoidable business commitments during that period.

Yours affectionately,
Adarsh

To:
Mr. Pradeep Lahkotia
12/3, Garden Towers
Karol Bagh
New Delhi-110432From:
Mr. Adarsh Gupta
104, Major Residency
Rd No.10, Banjara Hills
Hyderabad-500034
Phone: 23357788
20th January, 2010

Letter two

My dear Pradeep,

It gives me immense pleasure to convey my best wishes on the auspicious occasion of the marriage of your elder son, Sunil with Sangeeta on Monday, the 25th January 2010. May God Bless and grant a happy and long wedded life to the newly married couple.

I am unable to attend the marriage ceremony as I will be on a business trip to London during that period which cannot be post-poned.
Yours affectionately,
Adarsh
To:
Mr. Pradeep Lahkotia
12/3, Garden Towers
Masab Tank
Hyderabad-500028

Some letters of congratulations that show the differences in relationships.

This letter is usually sent by a family member that is a close relative.

Dear Mary

While we are not altogether surprised, we are both delighted to hear the good news. Jim's family and ours are very close, a you know, and we have always been especially devoted to Jim. He is one of the finest-and now luckiest, of young men, and we send you both every good wish for all possible happiness.

Affectionatly,
Ethal Norman.


This letter or note is sent by distant friend or relative.

Dear Jim
Just to tell you, how glad we are to hear of your happiness, Mary is everything that is lovely and, of course, from our point of view, we don't think her exactly unfortunate either! Every good wish that imagination can think of goes to you from your old friends.

Ethal and Arthur Norman.


A letter from a close member or parent.

I can't tell you, dearest Mary, of all the wishes I send for your happiness. Give Jim my love and tell him how lucky I think he is, and how much I hope all good fortune will come to you both

Lovingly
Aunt kate