Inner Envelopes

lilmrs Posted: Jan 25, 2003 11:57 AM

Inner Envelopes

For the kids coming to the wedding I am addressing them as
Miss Victoria Doe

and

Master Nicholas Doe

Has anyone else used these? Also, if you did, what is the age cutoff between a master and a mister??

JodiBabe Posted: Jan 25, 2003 12:44 PM

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Sorry Debbie I don't have an answer for you. I am not using Inner envelopes. I only have 2 children coming to my wedding & they are my flowergirls.

lilmrs Posted: Jan 25, 2003 02:29 PM

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Anyone? I want to send my invites to the calligrapher this week and trying to get it all in order.

Teri Posted: Jan 25, 2003 02:32 PM

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Would the calligrapher know? I think that's right, but I don't know the exact age separation. Have you tried Crane's website? They have a whole section on invitation etiquette. Not sure of the exact website though.

octobergirl Posted: Jan 25, 2003 02:45 PM

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i dont know the exact cutoff, but i know that we only used 'master' for kids who were invited, mostly under the age of 8. dont know if that helps at all.

lilmrs Posted: Jan 25, 2003 04:30 PM

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Thanks oct! That sounds like a pretty good cutoff to me!

yabbobay Posted: Jan 25, 2003 05:05 PM

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I think 18 is the proper cut off...but I think kids today would appreciate the cut off to be 16...

I had an age gap from 14 to 20...so I didn't have to worry

from verseit.com

All family members should be included, however it is best not to use the words 'and family.' Instead, list all guests' names, keeping in mind that names of children may be spelled out, for example: 'Molly and Tristan,' and written below the parents' names in order of age.

balilove Posted: Jan 25, 2003 06:48 PM

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yes, I agree with yabbo...the real cut off is under 18 y/o but these days after 15y/o due to religous confirmations etc...the male is referred to as Mr. LOL