WRITING A COVER LETTER

September 6, 2010 Prof. Julia Kealey Canterbury, CT2 1QU Dear friend, I hope you are well as you receive my letter.  I am feeling overjoyed as I share you pleasant news – I am engaged!  My bestfriend, Harry, proposed to me last week and I  happily accepted.  We are set to get married on December 28, 2010 at the Canterbury Church. I have known Harry since college and I believe he is God’s blessing to me.  He truly has made me a better person, teaching me so many valuable lessons in life, and always encouraging me to follow my dreams.  I am sure you will like him, too. I hope you could come over earlier!  I want you to be my bridesmaid for my wedding, and I really need all the help I can get to prepare.  I hope you can find time and will be allowed to take a short leave from your work so you can attend the wedding. Let’s see each other soon! Hugs, Liza Jenks

This letter would be addressed to the close relatives, friends, and colleagues to inform about the wedding occasion. This would indicate the date of ceremony, possible arrangements to be carried out & related tasks. To, Miley Crus, Warner Studios, Delhi, 2 nd  Sept’ 2010. Subject: Informing about wedding occasion to relatives, friends. Dear Miley; The sounds of wedding ceremony are swinging like some implausible moods in my mind while writing this one. I am very much overjoyed to tell you that my matrimonial proposal to college mate Kartik Gavde, now running his own family business has been accepted without any counter conditions by his parents.  You know I have been off lately in touch with him on social networking sites ever since we had graduated. It was never any kind of affair as such but just casual friends in the college; but I knew that he could be a kind of life partner for the nature as a person, perspective with everyone as a individual; & a couple of simila...