Wish them and their partner happiness, and keep humour gentle — the card may be read by their family.
How to write it
- Include their partner’s name.
- A team card is usually best.
- Keep humour light and respectful.
Respectful wishes
Congratulations on your wedding! Wishing you and Sam a lifetime of happiness.
Warmest congratulations to you both on your special day.
Wishing you a beautiful wedding and a wonderful marriage.
Congratulations! May your life together be full of love and laughter.
Best wishes to you both on your wedding day.
From the team
Congratulations from your whole team! Enjoy every moment.
We’re so happy for you both. Have a wonderful wedding and honeymoon.
From all of us: congratulations and best wishes for the future.
Wishing you a magical day. Don’t think about work once!
Lightly funny
Congratulations! Please don’t check email on the honeymoon. We’ll be fine. Probably.
Congrats! Your out-of-office has never had a better reason.
Wishing you a wedding with zero agenda items.
Congratulations! The best merger you’ll ever approve.
Short messages
Congratulations to you both!
Happy wedding day!
Wishing you every happiness.
Cheers to the happy couple!
What to avoid
- Jokes about marriage being a “ball and chain.”
Organising the whole card? Our wedding card guide covers timing and who to invite. For more ideas, read Wedding Wishes for a Coworker (That Aren't Cheesy).