The engagement is the first official celebration bringing both families together. Here are ready-to-adapt examples.
What to include
- Names of the couple (or both families for formal invitations).
- Clear date and time.
- Venue with a map link.
- Type of celebration and an RSVP deadline if numbers are limited.
Formal
- “The Tazi and Marrakchi families request the pleasure of your company at the engagement of Noura and Yassine on … at …”
- “We would be honoured by your presence at the Fatiha and engagement of Imane and Hamza.”
Warm and modern
- “She said yes! 💍 Come celebrate with us on …”
- “After a beautiful story, we are starting its best chapter. Join us on …”
- “Our joy is only complete with you: engagement of … and …”
Short WhatsApp messages
- “Hello! We would love to have you at our engagement. All details and RSVP here: …”
- “An invitation just for you 💌 Open the envelope: …”
In Morocco, many families also use Arabic or darija versions — see the French and Arabic versions of this article for more examples. Put your text into an engagement template.
FAQ
When should engagement invitations be sent?
Two to three weeks before, earlier for out-of-town guests.
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