You can write a letter telling your friend that you would like her to be your platonic plus-one and that you would be honored to have her at the wedding.
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Although we cannot write the letter for you, we can give you topics to be developed into a letter. Below you will find the topics about a letter to a friend in which you invite her to your elder brother's wedding.
- Begin the letter with "Dear..." and your friend's name.
- Ask her how she has been doing and tell her you miss her very much.
- Tell her the good news: your elder brother is getting married. You can add some sort of anecdote here to imply that no one thought this day would come.
- Ask her to come to the wedding with you. Tell her you can invite a plus-one and the two of you could a platonic date, which means no romantic feelings are involved.
- Make sure to let her know that it would be an honor to have her at the wedding with you and that the two of you will have a lot of fun dancing at the party.
- Tell her you will be waiting for her reply.
- End the letter with "Yours" and your name.
With the information above in mind, a letter can be written inviting your friend to your brother's wedding.
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