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Addressing the invite to a dr and lawyer

cherish83 Posted:

Addressing the invite to a dr and lawyer

How do you address an invite for a dr. and a lawyer?

KKPK1004 Posted:

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Dr. and Mrs. Jones

Lawyer are mr. and Mrs. lawyer

esquire need not be applied to title
cherish83 Posted:

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Posted by KKPK1004

Dr. and Mrs. Jones

Lawyer are mr. and Mrs. lawyer

esquire need not be applied to title


Thanks.. The wife is the dr and the husband is the lawyer..

So would it be Mr. John Smith and Dr. Jane Smith
TrueLoveIn2008 Posted:

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are you asking about a couple in which one is a dr. and one is a lawyer?? or two separate people?

Dr. and Mrs. Jones is good if the dr. is the man - but if the dr. is the woman - I dunno??? Mr. and Dr. Jones looks weird??

I invited FH's aunt and uncle -- aunt is a dr ... but we just wrote mr. and mrs. smith because we don't know her as a dr., we know her as family. I would think that you could do the same thing if the dr. is someone you know very well, you know???
TrueLoveIn2008 Posted:

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Posted by cherish83


Posted by KKPK1004

Dr. and Mrs. Jones

Lawyer are mr. and Mrs. lawyer

esquire need not be applied to title


Thanks.. The wife is the dr and the husband is the lawyer..

So would it be Mr. John Smith and Dr. Jane Smith



Ok, you answered my questions. Mr. John Smith and Dr. Jane Smith is much better than my option ...
cherish83 Posted:

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Posted by JBoothIn2008

are you asking about a couple in which one is a dr. and one is a lawyer?? or two separate people?

Dr. and Mrs. Jones is good if the dr. is the man - but if the dr. is the woman - I dunno??? Mr. and Dr. Jones looks weird??

I invited FH's aunt and uncle -- aunt is a dr ... but we just wrote mr. and mrs. smith because we don't know her as a dr., we know her as family. I would think that you could do the same thing if the dr. is someone you know very well, you know???



No its the one couple and the dr is my moms boss
cherish83 Posted:

Re: Addressing the invite to a dr and lawyer


Posted by JBoothIn2008


Posted by cherish83


Posted by KKPK1004

Dr. and Mrs. Jones

Lawyer are mr. and Mrs. lawyer

esquire need not be applied to title


Thanks.. The wife is the dr and the husband is the lawyer..

So would it be Mr. John Smith and Dr. Jane Smith



Ok, you answered my questions. Mr. John Smith and Dr. Jane Smith is much better than my option ...



Thanks
KarinAmanda Posted:

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and did you know that if its 2 doctors ... its Drs, John and Jane Doe. I didnt know that until it was time for invites
KKPK1004 Posted:

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Posted by cherish83


Posted by KKPK1004

Dr. and Mrs. Jones

Lawyer are mr. and Mrs. lawyer

esquire need not be applied to title


Thanks.. The wife is the dr and the husband is the lawyer..

So would it be Mr. John Smith and Dr. Jane Smith



aw, good call!
jennarose023 Posted:

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Posted by KKPK1004


Posted by cherish83


Posted by KKPK1004

Dr. and Mrs. Jones

Lawyer are mr. and Mrs. lawyer

esquire need not be applied to title


Thanks.. The wife is the dr and the husband is the lawyer..

So would it be Mr. John Smith and Dr. Jane Smith



aw, good call!



that sounds about right!
DrWho Posted:

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did you know that if its 2 doctors ... its Drs, John and Jane Doe
I was so excited when I found out my friend decided to take her husbands name, and I was actually going to get to use this form.

<--- Wedding geek. Big time.

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