Help! Originally when I designed my invites we were getting married at 1pm so the invite read
"At One O'Clock in the afternoon" - the font styles means it's all in captitals and looks handwritten.
However, now we are getting married at 1.30 i'm not sure what to write! I really liked the idea of having the time written out rather than putting "1.30pm" but should it be
"At a Half Past One in the afternoon" or "At One Thirty in the afternoon"
Both are all in capitals due to the font so please ignore the capitalisation here.
Or do I have to sacrifice the letters and just put "At 1.30pm" ?
What to do?!?!
Lizzy. x
CommentAuthorTatty
I would put half past one, I think it sounds nicer :) x
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CommentAuthorlizzylou
Forum Poll
How to word it?
How should I word the time? (ignore capitalisation)
Poll Results
Total Votes:
9
"at one thirty in the afternoon"
33%
"at a half past one in the afternoon"
56%
"at 1.30pm"
11%
Lizzy. x
CommentAuthorAmyP7
Yeah I'm with tatty, half past one sounds better x x
CommentAuthorStephanieN63
voted for you and i like the at half past one in the afternoon
