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Invitation envelope questions

groovypeg Posted:

Invitation envelope questions

1) do you write out the state name i.e. New York vs. NY?

2) Do you spell out apartment or leave it as 'apt.'
Jan05Bride Posted:

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etiquitte is 'New York'

and if the street name is a number you have to write that out

i.e. 78th Ave is Seventy-Eighth Avenue
Jan05Bride Posted:

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everything is spelled out

september2004 Posted:

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I wrote:

New York

Apartment
Jan05Bride Posted:

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This site really helped me out

SOUTHWORTH
groovypeg Posted:

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so if someone lives on 221st street, i have to write out two hundred and twentyfirst street??

september2004 Posted:

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Posted by groovypeg

so if someone lives on 221st street, i have to write out two hundred and twentyfirst street??


Naaaa, I didn't even write out West 86th Street because it became too long. I made things up as I went along, I don't feel the need to follow etiquette to a T...
Jan05Bride Posted:

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Wedding Invitation Wording

Nicknames or abbreviations should be avoided when possible except for Mr., Mrs., Jr., etc. You may use an initial if you do not know the full name, or if the person never uses his given name. Cities, states and numbered streets are written out in full (with the exception of D.C.). In regard to addresses, the only optional abbreviations are for Saint (St.) or Mount (Mt.), which can be written either way.


From this website: HERE

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