When doing your invites -- will you be using 'honour' or 'honor'. Same question for 'favour' or 'favor'.
Just curious....
PUPADOLCE
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Honour is proper for a more formal invitation.
civic24ex
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I used honour, for favor I cant remember. I can check when I get home if you like though.
cindyandkevin
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I'll be using honor. I think the use of the 'u' comes from the British English, we speak American English. I never use the 'u' in any of those words, so I wouldn't do things differently for the invites.
lrs2005
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we did honour and favour
SomethingBlu
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We did honor.
leighdvm
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Posted by lrs2005
we did honour and favour
Yeah, that's what I'm leaning towards, also. Seems more formal.
103005FallBride
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Posted by PUPADOLCE
Honour is proper for a more formal invitation.
We used honor for this very reason.
katieshope
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I used honour on the invite, but on the reply card I forgot to change it so it says favor
acre730
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We just had this whole debate in my house. I liked Honor more but was worried it wasn't appropriate. I ended up using in though, because no matter how hard I tried I couldn't learn to like the Honour. I think (hope) its jsut all a matter of preference.
csorisi
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Posted by lrs2005
we did honour and favour
We did the same
VS11
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I used honour and favour...more formal
troutster
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I used honour and favour. I think either way looks nice, just make sure you use the same for each
dita531
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We did also.
Posted by lrs2005
we did honour and favour
xjulietx
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We did honour and favour. Guests loved it
cjik
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We used honor, though honour is the more formal, British spelling. Either is fine, but it depends how formal your wedding is going to be.
crescentbride
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I like honour and favour.
STIX1130
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honour
Colleen Hines
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I was a lunatic with my wording-go to crane's etiquette on line-for more formal invites, it should read honour and favour.
Bride2005
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Posted by Colleen Hines
I was a lunatic with my wording-go to crane's etiquette on line-for more formal invites, it should read honour and favour.
