I did a search and actually got confused - so many different answers. Is this correct? Here goes.....
Outside Envelope - Mr. & Mrs. John Smith Inside Envelope - John and Debbie Smith
if John didn't have wife
Outside Envelope - Mr. John Smith Inside Envelope - Mr. John Smith and Guest
MarcellaBella
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I believe it is..
Niecey
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I believe this is correct etiquette.
I went with a less formal more personal inner envelopes. I only put first names on the inner. So John & Guest, John and Debbie, Mom and Dad, Aunt Pat and Guest, etc.
JustJodi
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Yes it is. But I messed mine up and had put the 'guest' on the front as well.. I realized it AFTER I sent them out. Everyone here told me not to worry about it so I didn't
I got my first response back yesterday too! WooHoo
zac1228
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This is what I believe is correct and what I am doing:
Outside Envelope - Mr. & Mrs. John Smith Inside Envelope (formal) - Mr. & Mrs. Smith Inside Envelope (casual) - John and Debbie Smith
if John didn't have wife
Outside Envelope - Mr. John Smith Inside Envelope (formal) - Mr. Smith and Guest Inside Envelope (casual) - John Smith and Guest
Hope this helps!
LaurenS
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We did:
Outer Mr. and Mrs. John Smith Inner Mr. and Mrs. Smith
If he is single
Outer Mr. John Smith Inner Mr. Smith and Guest
I followed the Crane's book that came with my invitations. Good Luck
michele31
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It is a personal decision how to do the inner envelopes. I wanted a less formal inner so I did: outer: Mr. & Mrs. John Smith Inner: William and Kate Smith also I did: Mom and Dad or Aunt Carol and Uncle Bob
Single people should have & Guest on the inner only. If you know their guests name you should use that instead of & Guest.
kittyke
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Once again, you girls saved the dy, thank you for ALL the responses. There should be a course in 'Wedding Planning'. Actually, there probably is somewhere.. LOL
