Addressing invites for Doctors
How do I address the envelope for two doctors that are married?
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Addressing invites for Doctors
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According to Crane's website:
Outside Envelope:
Doctor and Mrs. Troy Clayton
or
The Doctors Clayton
or
Doctor Christine Clayton
and Doctor Troy Clayton
Inside Envelope:
Doctor and Mrs. Clayton
or
The Doctors Clayton
I am sure I read in my ettiqutte book at home that it would be 'The Doctors Clayton', but I guess they are saying here that any of these alternatives are acceptable.....!
Good luck!![]()
Outside Envelope:
Doctor and Mrs. Troy Clayton
or
The Doctors Clayton
or
Doctor Christine Clayton
and Doctor Troy Clayton
Inside Envelope:
Doctor and Mrs. Clayton
or
The Doctors Clayton
I am sure I read in my ettiqutte book at home that it would be 'The Doctors Clayton', but I guess they are saying here that any of these alternatives are acceptable.....!
Good luck!
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Doctors John and Jane Doe
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I did what balilove suggested. Drs. jane Smith and Joe Blow.
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I did the same....Doctors Mark and Mary Smith.
and for the couple with only 1 doc, I addressed it as Doctor and Mrs. Mark Smith.
and for the couple with only 1 doc, I addressed it as Doctor and Mrs. Mark Smith.
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Doctors John and Jane Doe
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My mother is a doctor and lots of her friends are married doctors.
Anyway, most of her women friends take offense at Doctor and Mrs. John Doe, because essentially, it's losing a title they worked very yard for.
In followed Cranes in terms of invitation etiquette and, Doctors John and Jane Doe is incorrect , so we used The Doctors Doe for these couples.
Though I will add, that I don't really think that ANYONE (including said doctors) will know that Doctors John and Jane Doe is incorrect, because who on earth reads the Cranes Blue Book of etiquette, besided crazed brides anyway?
Anyway, most of her women friends take offense at Doctor and Mrs. John Doe, because essentially, it's losing a title they worked very yard for.
In followed Cranes in terms of invitation etiquette and, Doctors John and Jane Doe is incorrect , so we used The Doctors Doe for these couples.
Though I will add, that I don't really think that ANYONE (including said doctors) will know that Doctors John and Jane Doe is incorrect, because who on earth reads the Cranes Blue Book of etiquette, besided crazed brides anyway?
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If wife is a doctor & the husband is not, is it Mr. and Dr. Doe or is it Mr John Doe and Dr. Jane Doe
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I had a married couple that were doctors and I addressed it 'The Doctors Doe' on the outside and inside envelope.
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Here is what we did (according to Crane's)
The outer envelope
Drs. John and Jane Smith
Inner Envelope
The Doctors Smith
Good luck!!
The outer envelope
Drs. John and Jane Smith
Inner Envelope
The Doctors Smith
Good luck!!
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Tammy,
Thats my question too!! Anyone know?
Natalie
Thats my question too!! Anyone know?
Natalie
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bumping this for myself and Natalie.
Does anyone know how to address the invite for a female physician and her non-physician husband?
Its a lot of people for me, please help.
Does anyone know how to address the invite for a female physician and her non-physician husband?
Its a lot of people for me, please help.
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I *think* that if that's the case you either do Mr. John Doe and Doctor Jane Doe, or just Mr. and Mrs. John Doe and drop her title completely.
oh well.
Can't find anything on it online, in terms of what's 'correct'
oh well.
Can't find anything on it online, in terms of what's 'correct'
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With my sister we did this
Mr. X and Dr. Y Smith
She is very low key about her title and doesn't get offended if things are addressed Mr. and Mrs. but we always do Mr. and Dr.
Mr. X and Dr. Y Smith
She is very low key about her title and doesn't get offended if things are addressed Mr. and Mrs. but we always do Mr. and Dr.
