I have a couple of situations where a couple has 2 children but they are over the age of 20. We are sending them separate invites from their parents. They still live in the same house. How do I address the invite?
Mr. Joe Smith and Mr. John Smith
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Mr. Joe Smith Mr. John Smith
ChristineC68
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Wouldn't they each get their own in this case?
OctBride03
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I agree with Christine. If you are sending the invite separate from their parents because they are over 20, then they should each get their own. Otherwise, I don't see anything wrong with inviting the whole family on one, UNLESS of course, you are inviting them with a guest.
cw0904
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I don't want to send each child their own and I don't want them coming with guests. So I was going to put the children on one invite to make it easier for me.
OctBride03
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Wouldn't it be easier if you just invited the entire family on one?
I am 25 and still live at home, obviously if I weren't engaged and my parents recieved an invite for our entire family on one, I wouldn't be insulted or bothered by the fact I didn't get my own. JMO.
cw0904
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These are all boys I keep referring to. I know they wouldn't care one bit. Maybe I will do just that. Thanks!
