FH's father passed away 10 years ago. We worded it
son of Mrs. Nicolo ___.
Will that look ok? Should we have said Mrs. Judith ____ and the late ?
jackieee
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No one? I don't know what is the proper way
Soon2bShea
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I would add in 'the late Mr. ___'
brittndave
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i think you can do either way! i think it's what you're more comfortable with that you should do. does fh want his dad's name on the invite??
AdriandSteve
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That's what I'm doing on the invites.
Adriana S. daughter of Diana S. & the Later Peter S.
You can include deceased parents on the invite as long as it doesn't look like they are hosting the event.
jackieee
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So if it says son of Mrs. Nicolo (his father's name) ____ it won't like he's hosting it right? It's not like it says Mr and Mrs.
FH doesn't care. He said it's fine. The invitation woman told me this way wqas good, but I just worry and want to make sure it's ok since I saw a lot of girls putting the late.
AdriandSteve
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Posted by jackieee
So if it says son of Mrs. Nicolo (his father's name) ____ it won't like he's hosting it right? It's not like it says Mr and Mrs.
FH doesn't care. He said it's fine. The invitation woman told me this way wqas good, but I just worry and want to make sure it's ok since I saw a lot of girls putting the late.
that's fine. It just can't say
Mrs. X & the late Mr. x invite you to celebrate the wedding of ....
