Including information about use of sign language in the wedding invitation
I am going to have a group of guests who are deaf or hearing impaired. Here is my plan to add to the invitiations:
"Portions of the ceremony will be performed in American Sign Language for the hearing impaired."
I saw this on a friend's invitation and thought it would be great to incorporate. Would this wording be appropriate?
I also wanted to put it on the program. Would it be redundant?
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Jun 16, 2008, 1:22 PM
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Re: Including information about use of sign language in the wedding invitation
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Dear Ladyrose,
It is best to include this information on your program. It doesn't belong on your invitation unless yours is very informal (informal weddings are more relaxed). If you wanted to inform your guests before the wedding about this, you could include it on enclosures.
Thank you for being so considerate of your guests.
Including information about use of sign language in the wedding invitation
