 My fiance's biological father is deceased and his mother is remarried, my parents were never married and neither are remarried (I share my fathers last name), we want to include both of our sets of parents on the invitation and don't know how to word it?
My fiance's biological father is deceased and his mother is remarried, my parents were never married and neither are remarried (I share my fathers last name), we want to include both of our sets of parents on the invitation and don't know how to word it? 
 Go to Plan/Order Invitations and Announcements in EZWeddingPlanner, click on the light bulb on the right. That has lots of advice and sample wordings. Here are also a few suggestions:
Go to Plan/Order Invitations and Announcements in EZWeddingPlanner, click on the light bulb on the right. That has lots of advice and sample wordings. Here are also a few suggestions: 
Mary Johnson and John Martin   
 request the honour of your presence
 at the marriage of their daughter
 Susan Nicole Martin
 to
 Craig Joseph Anderson
 son of
 Mrs. Mark Smith
 and Mr. Mike Anderson (deceased)
 on date, etc...Ms. Mary Johnson and Mr. John Martin 
 together with
 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith
 request the honour of your presence
 at the marriage of
 Susan Nicole Martin
 and
 Craig Joseph Anderson
 son of
 Mrs. Smith and the late Mr. Mike Anderson
 on date, etc....Ms. Mary Johnson and Mr. John Martin   
 and
 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith
 invite you to share in the joy of
 the marriage uniting their children
 Susan Nicole Martin
 and
 Craig Joseph Anderson
 son of
 the late Mr. Mike Anderson
 on date, etc...or a religious version which doesn't list all the parents:  
  Desiring God's will for their lives
 and believing that includes each other
 Susan Nicole Martin
 and
 Craig Joseph Anderson
 together with their parents
 invite you to share their joy
 as they are united in marriage
 on date, etc.Susan Nicole Martin 
 and
 Craig Joseph Anderson
 together with their parents
 Ms. Mary Johnson and Mr. John Martin
 and
 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith
 (and the late Mike Anderson)
 request the honour of your presence
 at their marriage
 on....
 
 
 
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