Agreed. My schedule is exactly the same as yours (ceremony at 5:30, cocktail hour at 6, reception at 7) and I didn't indicate AM or PM on my invitation. I didn't feel it was necessary, and I had a professional stationer helping me with the wording of my invitations, so I trust her judgment.
Clear liquids, including water, clear tea, black coffee, carbonated beverages and fruit juice without pulp, up to two hours before surgery. Very light meals, like toast and tea with milk, up to six hours before surgery. Heavy meals, including fried or fatty foods and meat, up to eight hours before surgery.
Take any prescribed medications the evening and morning before your surgery. After oral surgery, stick to soft foods, such as soups and yogurts that are rich in Vitamin A or C, for the first two days. Avoid any crunchy or hard foods, such as popcorn or pretzel sticks, for six to eight weeks.ecovering from oral surgery. Preparing for after-care at home before your oral surgery appointment is critical. You may have to spend a significant amount of time in bed after your surgery so set up extra pillows on the bed so that you can rest in a comfortable, reclining position.