Do I put 'MS'? I looked up the etiquette rules ont his and they say for divorced people, you should use 'MRS' but I feel weird about doing that b/c they arent a MRS anymore. Tips??
springsandra
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You can't really go wrong with Ms. IMO.
cavvento
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I used Ms. for mine. I only used Mrs. for widows. Hope this helps!
AudioLoveStory
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I'm divorced from my previous marriage and I don't think I would want to be addressed as 'Mrs' until I marry FH. I would think some people might take offense. I would play it safe with 'Ms'.
jilliebean84
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divorced & single gets Ms., widowed gets Mrs.
Lsorrent
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Definitely Ms.
nanpink
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Yes, Ms.
FutureJOC
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I have an issue with this because my parents just got officially divorced last year (they have been separated since i was 12 though).
I feel kinda awkward putting 'Ms.' on my mother's invitation because I don't know how she would feel, but I also don't want to put 'Mrs.' because she isn't anymore. Also she isn't changing her last name - it's still going to be my father's last name. So confusing
As far as the older single ladies, I think I am going to put 'Ms.' just cuz when I hear the word 'Miss' I think of someone younger.
EDIT: also for those that are widowed I am going to be putting 'Mrs.'
