On the inside envelopes do you put Mr. and Mrs. Smith or Jane and Joe
also, if you put first names, do you put the man or the woman first....and should you also include their last name....thanks!
JacnRob729
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bump for help
nsgraham
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If you know them well:
Jane and Joe
If not:
Mr. and Mrs. Smith
csorisi
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Really you can do whatever you want. I think the inside envelope should be less formal than the outside envelope and should just include first names. I would put the man's name first. Also I think the calligraphylady or something like that she is a vendor on this site has envelope addressing advice on her website.
palebride
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I put first names on the inner envelope...whether I knew them well or not....i wanted it to be more personal on the inside
ddb336
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This was a big question for us too. We looked on so many websites and they all said different things. So is basically whatever you want to do. We put first names on the inner envelope and I think we did the man's name first.
Stacey04
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We did the inner the same as the outer:
Mr. and Mrs. John Smiith
Or if its a single with the guest the inner said:
Mr. John Smith and Guest
SomethingBlu
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According to the ettiquette 'rules' the inner only has surnames and the first names of small children. I wanted to do first names for everyone to keep it casual but this was not possible since I didn't know all of my guests guests' first names...so I did this (the first couple we invited with their children):
