Lori
07-31-2006, 09:25 PM
I know save the dates are more informal so I've just been addressing them by their names (no mr. or mrs.) and putting whoever we are closer to's name first. For example at my moms salon I'm inviting some of those girls and putting there names first since I've never even meet there husbands.
I'm also not putting kids names on the envelope.But it got me wondering...
I'm not very strict on etiquette, but when it comes time for the invites how should I be addressing these? Always the guy first? I want to include the womens name too. Like I don't want it to be Mr. & Mrs. Smith so does that mean it would Mr. John & Mrs. Jane Smith?
Also since I'm not having an inner envelope I was planning on doing "and Family"
I know its bad... but for example my uncle has 7 kids and I don't want to try and fit that all on one envelope.
I think it sounds like too many "ands" if I put Mr. John & Mrs. Jane Smith and Family. Or would that be correct?
These Save the Dates just got me thinking... since everyone I ended up addressing a Different way, some with the womens name first some with the guys lol good thing there is no proper way to address them...atleast thats what I looked up and found out :)
I'm also not putting kids names on the envelope.But it got me wondering...
I'm not very strict on etiquette, but when it comes time for the invites how should I be addressing these? Always the guy first? I want to include the womens name too. Like I don't want it to be Mr. & Mrs. Smith so does that mean it would Mr. John & Mrs. Jane Smith?
Also since I'm not having an inner envelope I was planning on doing "and Family"
I know its bad... but for example my uncle has 7 kids and I don't want to try and fit that all on one envelope.
I think it sounds like too many "ands" if I put Mr. John & Mrs. Jane Smith and Family. Or would that be correct?
These Save the Dates just got me thinking... since everyone I ended up addressing a Different way, some with the womens name first some with the guys lol good thing there is no proper way to address them...atleast thats what I looked up and found out :)