Bridex100
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How do you address married couple with diff last names?
I am better friends with the wife.
Should I write this on the envelope?
Mrs. Susan Doe
Mr. John Smith
111 Main St
NY, NY
TnOiOnL
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Re: How do you address married couple with diff last names?
I'd do-
Mr. & Mrs. John Doe & Jane Smith
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Mrs.D08
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Re: How do you address married couple with diff last names?
Posted by Bridex100
I am better friends with the wife.
Should I write this on the envelope?
Mrs. Susan Doe
Mr. John Smith
111 Main St
NY, NY
Sounds right to me.
Kara and Todd
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Posted by Mrs.D08
Posted by Bridex100
I am better friends with the wife.
Should I write this on the envelope?
Mrs. Susan Doe
Mr. John Smith
111 Main St
NY, NY
Sounds right to me.
Nope, you need one change:
Mrs. Susan Doe &
Mr. John Smith
111 Main St
NY, NY
THe '&' indicates that they are married. How you wrote it is how I would address people living together, but not married.
eperlman
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Posted by Kara and Todd
Posted by Mrs.D08
Posted by Bridex100
I am better friends with the wife.
Should I write this on the envelope?
Mrs. Susan Doe
Mr. John Smith
111 Main St
NY, NY
Sounds right to me.
Nope, you need one change:
Mrs. Susan Doe &
Mr. John Smith
111 Main St
NY, NY
THe '&' indicates that they are married. How you wrote it is how I would address people living together, but not married.
Yup... totally agree
stephanielyse
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brittny817
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Re: How do you address married couple with diff last names?
Posted by Bridex100
I am better friends with the wife.
Should I write this on the envelope?
Mrs. Susan Doe
Mr. John Smith
111 Main St
NY, NY
That's what I did (or at least the caligrapher did it
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Kara and Todd
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Posted by stephanielyse
Mrs. Amanda Baker
and Mr. Samuel Jones
This way would work, too.
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