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These damn invites will be the death of me, I thought I was ready to have the girl print them, but then I showed my 2 bestfriends one a teacher the other graduated college has a English Major holy crap they pulled everything apart I feel, Found SO many mistakes I don't know if it was them being anal or what but I am gping crazy, the invites have to be mailed out the end of next month! NOne else notice anything my mom, fh mom , FH or me, My sister most lilkly would have found some but she has been busy SO I never showed her!
NOw a question
My parents are separated SO I have it write like
Mr brides dad and MRs. Bride mom
my friend said my mother should be Ms. Not MRS but she is still married my mother told me just to leave it any suggestions

alright i will try to help you out on this one. FHs parents where separated, not legally just separated. however FHs dad passed away & i had no idea how to word the invite. once we decided that we didn't want to include 'the late Mr. grooms dad,' i wrote it up using Ms. grooms mom. then i asked FMIL & she liked it worded as Ms.

i think you should put it whatever way makes your mom feel most comfortable. in these type of situations when is correct in English class might not be the best answer. most people who are invited to your wedding, already know the situation.

I think it depends - my sis in laws were divorced and she worded it as...

the son of Mrs. Mary Smith and Mr. George Smith.