Mr. and Mrs. John and Mary Smith
Mr. & Mrs. John and Mary Smith
or
Mr. & Mrs. John and Mary Smith
I may be obsessing over nonsense but I am giving my invites to the calligrapher this weekend and I just want to make sure
augbride2
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Invitation addressing ?????
I thought it was Mr. and Mrs. John Smith
Kathi
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Invitation addressing ?????
Jenny -
Outside Envelope:
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith
Inside Envelope:
Mr. and Mrs. Smith
My invites go out next week!! :)
Wendy
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Another alternative
I addressed the outside envelope the same as Kathi, however we opted to be less formal on the inside envelope because we are either very good friends or family with everyone we invited. Our inside envelopes were addressed to:
John and Mary. From what I have read if you are going to be less formal on the inside envelope you put the names alphabetically hence John and Mary.
Kathi
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Right, Wendy! I did the same for family & close friends!! :) *NM*
JennyB
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OK that wont work...I have 1 envelope...and
I want to include the woman's name....so I guest the thrust of my quest is when to use the 'and' the '&' or does it not matter at all
If it really doesnt matter which looks better
Misha
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OK that wont work...I have 1 envelope...and
I would write it all out. In other words, use 'and' not '&'