How should I word FH on invite? Middle or last name?

We are wording our invitations the old fashioned way:

Mr. and Mrs. John Smith
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Pauline Nicole
to Antonio ______ (?)
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jones.

My FH does not have a middle name, but he has a confirmation name. Should I put his last name, or use his confirmation name?

(I got back the proof without a middle or last name, and with his one name only, it looks weird, like I'm marrying Madonna or a magician)

What if you put both of your last names too?

This way he doesn't go down like Prince or Oprah???

Marrying Madonna! LOL

I would maybe put both of your last names and maybe cut out your middle name to make it look more even?

If not than use his CF name

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Posted by PNF84

We are wording our invitations the old fashioned way:

Mr. and Mrs. John Smith
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Pauline Nicole
to Antonio ______ (?)
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jones.

My FH does not have a middle name, but he has a confirmation name. Should I put his last name, or use his confirmation name?

(I got back the proof without a middle or last name, and with his one name only, it looks weird, like I'm marrying Madonna or a magician)

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When my friends and I were making the invites we were wondering what you would do if this happened, I would say no confirmation name and it is redundant to put u rlastnames again, I'm sorry I don't haVE an idea of what to do

according to all formal invitations, they way you are wording them, both your FH first and last name should be printed.
HTH!