Invitation wording for pay it yourself wedding?

How it's worded now is perfect to me!

That's fine. Side note: your getting married on my birthday

"Honor of your presence" is more commonly used for a religious ceremony. "Pleasure of your company" may be more appropriate.

Either way I would put the names first.

That's the same way we worded it.

This is how I worded mine.

Yes, that's fine but Sqwiggy is correct - "honor of your presence" is traditionally for ceremonies that take place in a house of worship. "Pleasure of your company" is for non-religious settings.

Also, since you've spelled out the date, I would stay consistent and do the same for the time - "at half past three o'clock in the afternoon".

This is ours.

Thank you everyone. Also, does anyone have any ideas for how to word the RSVP so no one thinks that their plus 1 is a suggestion, and really they can just bring however many they want? There was a thread about this about a week back, I think, but now I can't find it.

We have reserved ___ places in your honor.

Ours just says "You are invited to the wedding of Danielle and Christopher", and we will write their names on the RSVP card.