I'm not sure what to do with a couple of my invitations. FH's godmother is seperated from her husband but we are still inviting him to the wedding bc they are on good terms so we are sending them seperate invitations since they live seperately now.
My Dilemma is this FH's godmother still lives with her 3 kids, all 3 are in our bridal party, all three are over 21 -- do I send everyone a seperate invitation? My intention was to send a seperate one to all since they were dating people anyway but now they aren't -- do I still send one to the godmother and one each to the kids? What is the right way to do it?
JamDancer
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I think 'etiquette' says every guest over 18 years gets their own invite.
MaggieLuvsJoe
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Posted by JamDancer
I think 'etiquette' says every guest over 18 years gets their own invite.
Ok, that's what I figured. It would be wierd to send one for all of them. Thanks
pa56
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I know it's weird to send four invitations to the same house, but unfortunately it's the right thing to do. Two of my cousins (both over the age of 25) were living at home when I got married so I had to send three to the same house.
coldasice217
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Etiquette or not...if they are being invited with a guest, I am sending a separate invitation, and if they are being invited single, they're going on the parents invite. It's not 'proper', but it's what we have to do...just can't afford otherwise.
MaggieLuvsJoe
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Posted by pa56
I know it's weird to send four invitations to the same house, but unfortunately it's the right thing to do. Two of my cousins (both over the age of 25) were living at home when I got married so I had to send three to the same house.
I'm going to do the same, I was planning on it from the beginning but then I said OMG will it be wierd...but oh well they're getting 4
StefPalma
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i am actually putting everyone on the same invite - i know that isn't the 'proper' thing to do, but i am sending my invites out in boxes and i just couldn't afford to send four boxes to one person's house!
Bride908
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I sent anyone who was not a child their own invitations, even sending 5 invites to the same house.
I recently got an invitation addressed to me and my MIL. I rent the apartment from her at her house. I personally think 2 seperate invites should have been sent.
