For the programs how do I list each groomsman if I want to name them individually? Do I write Goomsmen...Mike Lastname or do I write Groomsman... Mike Last name?
beachbum05
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I'd say 'man'...
rkl1130
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Posted by beachbum05
I'd say 'man'...
I would say so too...
KSquared
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I'm not sure which way you;re looking for, I think you mean this...
GroomsmAn: John Smith GroomsmAn: Steve Jones
OR you'd write it this way:
GroomsmEn: John Smith Steve Jones
Hope that helps
Mikeysgirl
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Oh NO I already printed out a bunch of wine labels that say Groomsmen: Sean Smith Groomsmen: Thomas Smith Should I reprint new labels or should I just leave it the way it is? Would you notice?
violiz
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What if you did:
Thomas Smith, Groomsman
?
beachbum05
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yes, I'd reprint. I'd notice. But then again, I'm anal with stuff like that (I'm planning on teaching Language Arts!)
KSquared
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Posted by Mikeysgirl
Oh NO I already printed out a bunch of wine labels that say Groomsmen: Sean Smith Groomsmen: Thomas Smith Should I reprint new labels or should I just leave it the way it is? Would you notice?
I would definitly reprint! (assuming i could afford to). I don't know if everyone would notice something like that, but I would and it would bother me.
jtgarsik
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I had centered 'The Groomsmen' and then all the guys underneath followed by their relationship to the groom (ie: Mike Lastname ~ Brother of the Groom)
LuvMyAlfonse
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is it OK to NOT put last names?
diva7531
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Posted by KSquared
I'm not sure which way you;re looking for, I think you mean this...
