invitation addresses wording- anyone else frustrated?
Re: invitation addresses wording- anyone else frustrated?
Ahhh I'm sorry my post may not be that helpful for your question but I sooo hate how the woman's name is taken out and am going to make sure that my FH and I are introduced with both our first names with our new same last name :)
Re: invitation addresses wording- anyone else frustrated?
Re: invitation addresses wording- anyone else frustrated?
We weren't uniform in our address wording. For some older couples, who are more traditional, we used Mr. and Mrs. John Doe. For our friends who are younger and more modern, we did John and Jane Doe.
Re: invitation addresses wording- anyone else frustrated?
That's a good idea
Re: invitation addresses wording- anyone else frustrated?
i totally feel the same way, i wanted to have both man and woman's name. the woman that printed my envelopes took it upon herself to change all my hard work and now even the inner envelopes say mr and mrs john doe. i was kind of upset about it, but it is formal at least.
Re: invitation addresses wording- anyone else frustrated?
I was thinking that myself. For the more feminist types on my invite list, I actually did Mr. John Doe and Mrs. Jane Doe. I don't see why you can't do something like that or Mr. and Mrs. John and Jane Doe. The only issue is that it can get a little long and take up the entire envelope.