Dear (NAME),
I wanted to take the time to personally offer my congratulations on your recent marriage.
Whoso findeth a wife findeth a good thing, and obtaineth favour of the LORD.
-Proverbs 18:22
The Bible says that he that finds a wife has found a good thing. I am sure that you will both agree that you have found something good in each other.
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Blue:
Congratulations on your recent wedding. What a joy it is when God brings two people together in Holy matrimony. I know that God has great and wonderful things in store for the two of you and wish you only the best that life has to offer.
I look forward to your continued worship with us and want you to know that the staff and I are here to help you in any way that we can should you ever need us.
Dear (First Names of Bride & Groom),
It is with joy and excitement that I write this letter to confirm my role as the Officiant of your wedding. It is a joyous time and I am honored to be part of your incredibly special day as you become one in front of God and your families.
From my records, your wedding will take place on DATE at TIME at ADDRESS. I will be available at the wedding starting at TIME of Pastor’s arrival.
Happy New Year!
I realize those words may ring a bit “hollow” as you face the start of a New Year following your divorce in the past year.
It is so easy for others to say “it's time to move on”, yet for those who have walked the difficult path of divorce, it really is never that easy as memories cloud our vision of the future.
A new year speaks of new beginnings, new dreams and hope for tomorrow. These all may be things that are still on the horizon, but the horizon seems to be covered over with gray clouds.
Dear
I trust you are doing well, and God is richly blessing your marriage!
I wanted to take this opportunity during this very special time of the year to send a note of encouragement to all of the married couples in the church.