honor vs. honour

I'm doing my 'will you be my' cards (FINALLY) and I'm stuck... I did one already and wrote:

Will you do us the honoUr of being a Bridesmaid in our wedding?



What should I write for the MOH? Is it Matron of HonoUr, too??

I wish I never used the U in the first one... I don't even know if I'm using it correctly........

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Posted by MikesBride2B

No U...that's only in the invitation if you are getting married in a house of worship.

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We are getting married in a church and there's no way I'm spelling it with a u.

You aren't british. (I mean unless you are?)

Spell it correctly.

I guess the only way it wouldn't make me gag is if you are getting married in some super posh space.

But regardless.

It's spelled h-o-n-o-r. For me that's the end of the story.

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Posted by weddingbees

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Posted by MikesBride2B

No U...that's only in the invitation if you are getting married in a house of worship.

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We are getting married in a church and there's no way I'm spelling it with a u.

You aren't british. (I mean unless you are?)

Spell it correctly.

I guess the only way it wouldn't make me gag is if you are getting married in some super posh space.

But regardless.

It's spelled h-o-n-o-r. For me that's the end of the story.

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Dude, if it weren't for Britain you wouldn't BE here. Show some respec'


BOO-YA

Yeah, I think I'll drop the u for all (even though I already sent the one with the U!!) Oh well...

And check me out this past Halloween!!! (FH is the 'blonde'!!!)

I spelled it on my invites with the 'u' and I happen to really like it

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Posted by weddingbees

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Posted by MikesBride2B

No U...that's only in the invitation if you are getting married in a house of worship.

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We are getting married in a church and there's no way I'm spelling it with a u.

You aren't british. (I mean unless you are?)

Spell it correctly.

I guess the only way it wouldn't make me gag is if you are getting married in some super posh space.

But regardless.

It's spelled h-o-n-o-r. For me that's the end of the story.

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If this were a 2011'er asking this question (because I know them better, and they, me) this is EXACTLY what I would have posted. Well said. The first thing I thought was 'You're not British!' LOL