Ive heard if its a religious ceremony-chruch or other...its honour, if its at your hall or outside its honor...I think
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Honour is the british spelling. I don't think it implies any extra formality.
You are supposed to use honor if the ceremony is in a church, 'pleasure of your company' or 'cordially invite' if it's not.
BKtoLI
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I used honour, only because that's how I saw it spelled on every invitation website I went to!!! I don't think our guests will really care how it's spelled!!
BJandDan
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I typed honour into a word document and it underlined it in red.... meaning it was misspelled. The suggestion from word was Honor.
wintergirl06
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Bride's magazine this month says Honour. Microsoft Word is set for American English, so ignore it.
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Posted by wintergirl06
Bride's magazine this month says Honour. Microsoft Word is set for American English, so ignore it.
Ahh.... but isn't that what we speak?
DMcK
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Do you know that I cannot even remember? Do you still have our invite?
lindz
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Posted by wintergirl06
Bride's magazine this month says Honour. Microsoft Word is set for American English, so ignore it.
Ahh.... but isn't that what we speak?
My husband is from England... he would beg to differ... lol
We used honour btw
wintergirl06
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Ah, formality...never a logical thing! Honestly, I bet very few people would even notice how it's spelled, and fewer (if any) would care, so I would do what you want!
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In England, and being British myself, it's Honour....we speak proper english after all!!!!
103005FallBride
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We used Honor. We do not normally write honour so we figured...why start...
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Do you know that I cannot even remember? Do you still have our invite?
I do have your invite still, but it is in GC house, the next time I go there I will look!
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Do you know that I cannot even remember? Do you still have our invite?
I do have your invite still, but it is in GC house, the next time I go there I will look!
I think we did HONOUR
cindyandkevin
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I don't like the way 'honour' looks with the added 'u'. I'm not British so I'm not using it.
Honor all the way!!!!!
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I don't like the way 'honour' looks with the added 'u'. I'm not British so I'm not using it.
Honor all the way!!!!!
i agree 100%! i never liked how honour looked when all other words are in american english (or whatever you call it).
