How to address envelope

How do I address a save the date of my FH's cousin, who is divorced with two children and has a new boyfriend? The children are invited to the wedding and this boyfriend is a new guy, so they do not live together. He also has a child of his own, who is not invited to the wedding.

I am addressing the STD's just as I would the wedding invite so that people know that their children are invited and they are invited with a guest.

Ms. Jane Doe & Guest
Miss Kelly and Miss Becky (Children's names)

I'm at a loss! Help!

How to address envelope

Ms. Jane Doe & Guest
Miss Kelly and Miss Becky (Children's names)

I think this is a perfect way to address it. If the guy is new, you don't want to put his name on it because who knows if he will be around in a year. I think by putting guest you are safe!

How to address envelope

For my save the dates I had FH's Aunt who is divorced and is dating a new guy who will be invited, and she has two kids who are invited...so I just addressed it to Her name + Family...I didn't even put & Guest on the save the dates for anyone because who knows if they'll be together still by the time the wedding happens. When I send invitations I'll do all the & Guest stuff!

Re: How to address envelope

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Posted by allie227

For my save the dates I had FH's Aunt who is divorced and is dating a new guy who will be invited, and she has two kids who are invited...so I just addressed it to Her name + Family...I didn't even put & Guest on the save the dates for anyone because who knows if they'll be together still by the time the wedding happens. When I send invitations I'll do all the & Guest stuff!

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I would only address & guest on the invitation.

How to address envelope

THanks everyone! I went with what I was originally thought. FH's mom doesn't want the cousin to think that she isn't invited with a guest and since they live out of state and will have to fly in, she wants her to know the bf and children are invited.