How do I address...

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My aunt and cousin are single and I want to invite them to my wedding with a guest. They live at the same house. Can I do one inviitation for the two of them? How would you write it up...

Lets same my aunt's name is: Nancy Green
and my cousin's name is: Jessica Green

If Jessica is 18 or older, send her her own invitation.

If you google 'wedding invitation envelopes' you will get a bunch of hits on how to word it.

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Posted by bikegal33

this envelope...

My aunt and cousin are single and I want to invite them to my wedding with a guest. They live at the same house. Can I do one inviitation for the two of them? How would you write it up...

Lets same my aunt's name is: Nancy Green
and my cousin's name is: Jessica Green

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The way I invited single people with guests was to just have their names on the front of the invitation and on the inside envelope, I printed their names along with 'and Guest' -- some people I just told by phone or in person that they can bring someone.

If your cousin is over 18, I would send her a second invitation to that address. If she's under 18, you can just put both their names on the lines.

So the front envelope would read:

Ms. Nancy Green
Miss Jessica Green
123 Main Street
New York, New York 10001

and the inner envelope would read:

Ms. Nancy Green and guest

Miss Jessica Green and guest

HTH!

i would send 2 separate envelopes since they are over 18, that's what I did!

I have quite a few people who I sent seperateinvites to because I aminviting themw ith guest.

I think seperate is best because then people don't get confused. Although printing 'and guest' on the insise is a good idea also.

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Posted by bikegal33

Yea....She is 21. Thanks so much!!!

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Send her own invitation