Since the invites are going to the ladies... should it be
Mrs. Barbara Smith Mrs. T Smith (todd being her husbands name) Mrs. Todd Smith
I thought the first one would be better since it is only going to the wife becuase it is a shower... maybe its not proper???
snydl40
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For the shower I would write Mrs. Barbara Smith-for the wedding, then I would use Mr. and Mrs. T Smith.
enjft
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Posted by snydl40
For the shower I would write Mrs. Barbara Smith-for the wedding, then I would use Mr. and Mrs. T Smith.
yup
Eva-and-John 07
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Just to avoid confusion I wouldn't put the guys name on it
prinses777
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Thanks!
laural2979
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I would put Ms. Barbara Smith. You're really only supposed to use Mrs. with the guy's name and I think that could get confusing.
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I would put Ms. Barbara Smith. You're really only supposed to use Mrs. with the guy's name and I think that could get confusing.
Really??? I didn't think that. Hummmmmm....
ETA... I guess you can use it both ways...
American Heritage Dictionary - Cite This Source Mrs. (mis'iz) Pronunciation Key n. pl. Mmes. (ma-däm', -dam')
1- Used as a courtesy title for a married or widowed woman before the surname or full name of her husband: Mrs. Doe; Mrs. John Doe.
2- Used as a courtesy title for a married, widowed, or divorced woman before her own surname or full name: Mrs. Doe; Mrs. Jane Doe. See Usage Note at Ms.
