What to write in a wedding card
Wedding cards are about celebrating two people and the life they’re starting. Congratulate them, wish them happiness, and add a little advice or humor if you know them well.
Heartfelt wedding messages
- Congratulations on your wedding! Wishing you a lifetime of love and laughter.
- May your marriage be full of adventure, patience and joy.
- So happy to celebrate the two of you. Here’s to forever.
- Wishing you a love that grows stronger every year.
- What a perfect match. Congratulations to you both!
- May every year together be better than the last.
Marriage advice wedding messages
- Never stop dating each other.
- Laugh often, listen well, and always share the last slice.
- The secret to a happy marriage: pick your battles and let them pick the restaurant.
- Be each other’s biggest fans.
- Say thank you for the little things. They add up.
- Go to bed friends, even if you have to stay up late to get there.
Messages from coworkers
- Congratulations from the whole team! Enjoy your big day and your honeymoon.
- Wishing you both every happiness. Don’t check your email!
- So happy for you. Can’t wait to see the photos.
- Congratulations! Here’s to a beautiful wedding and a wonderful marriage.
- Best wishes to you both from all of us.
- Enjoy every minute. You deserve all the happiness in the world.
Tips for writing it
Address both people
Use both names, even if you only know one of them well.
Keep humor kind
Light jokes about marriage are fine. Avoid anything about divorce or exes.
Collect from everyone
A group card lets coworkers who can’t attend the wedding still send their wishes.
Collect everyone’s messages in one card
Share one link, and the whole team or family signs from their phones. Free, with no sign-up for anyone.
Start a wedding cardQuestions
What do you write in a wedding card?
Congratulate the couple by name and wish them happiness: “Congratulations, Sam and Alex! Wishing you a lifetime of love and laughter.”
What do you write in a wedding card from coworkers?
“Congratulations from all of us! Enjoy your big day, and don’t think about work on your honeymoon.”
Can guests who aren’t coworkers sign?
Yes. Anyone with the link can add a message.
Also handy for this
- Bridal shower sign-up sheet · share the food and setup
- Bachelorette party date poll · find a weekend the whole group can do