However, there's no need (or room) to elaborate. For instance, if you're hosting an upscale event with a strict dress code, terms like 'black tie' or 'cocktail attire' are acceptable to include. It's perfectly fine to print a brief mention of the preferred attire in the lower part of your formal invitation. Smith,' not 'The Smith Family.') Your wedding website is the place to announce you're keeping the party a grown-up affair-or that, if you are inviting children, you'll be hiring a babysitter or other accommodations and activities to keep them occupied. (Instead, address the outer envelope of each invitation to exactly who it's meant for. Some couples would prefer to host an adults-only wedding, but avoid direct mentions on your official invites.
Not including any kids on the guest list? That's fine.
