siffleuse319
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HELP...Wording Accuracy
How is everyone writing the year on their invites? Thanks for your help!!!!
Ray8183
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No, I'm a number girl.
Bridelikewhoa07
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not sure whatt he correct way is...but i put two thousand AND seven.
i really dontthink it matters either way...small detail! dont stress over it!
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znycgirl
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I'm pretty sure it's 'AND' if there are zeros...but I'm remembering form elementary school.
JulyBride728
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having 'and' is the correct way to word it.
bluegreen08
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that's a good question. I had to check our proofs -- we put 'and' which is what the sample invites had.
cindyandkevin
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The 'and' represents a decimal. There should be no 'and' in your year.
It is: Two Thousand Eight
Using the number 2008 is not formal.
PegaLega
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We put AND-ITA with a PP its such a small detail dont stress it
BoxOfRocks
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Per Emily Post 17th ed. from 2004 (the most recent edition), it is 'two thousand and eight'. No capitalization, spelled out in words, and using 'and.'
