Wedding wishes
Draft wishes for the couple for a guest book, card or message, 5 at a time.
How to write a wedding wish that suits the couple
At the reception you often have only a moment to write in the guest book, so preparing a wish in advance helps. This page gives you a simple structure, examples, and a tool to draft messages.
Most wedding wishes have three parts: congratulations, a wish for a strong and understanding marriage, and your name. If you are close to the couple, a short memory or gentle tease works. For a colleague's or an older relative's wedding, stay polite.
Examples: "Congratulations on your big day. May you keep choosing each other, every single day" or, more formally, "Warmest congratulations to the couple. Wishing you a lifetime of happiness together."
Attending a Thai wedding and unsure how much to put in the envelope? See the wedding envelope guide, which helps you decide based on how close you are, the venue and how many people are going with you.
How to use
- Choose the "Wedding" occasion (already selected on this page)
- Add the couple's names, for example "Anna and Ben"
- Pick Formal for a family or work wedding, Warm or Poetic for close friends
- Generate, then copy it into the guest book, a card or a message
Frequently asked questions
How long should a guest book message be?+
Two or three sentences is plenty: congratulate them, wish them well, and sign your name. Each message the tool drafts is 1 to 3 sentences, which fits a guest book.
What do I write for a colleague's wedding?+
Keep it polite but warm, wishing them happiness and understanding. Avoid personal details that other guests might not know.
Is it free?+
Reading this page is free. Generating messages needs a sign-in and costs 10 coins per run, which gives you 5 messages.