If someone is engaged do you add the fiances full name or is it still and guest???
DaniandKen2010
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Full name. IMO it should never read and guest if you know their guests name.
Jna2010
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i think that regardless of if engaged or not if you know the persons significant other you should write the whole name
christine2010
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i think that regardless of if engaged or not if you know the persons significant other you should write the whole name
ITA. FH & I get very offended when anyone we know for a long time refers to us as '& Guest' on an invitations. We actually refused to go to an e-party when someone addressed an invite to me & referred to FH as '& Guest.'
jmgoncal
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Definitely full name.
MrsC2010
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Posted by Jna2010
i think that regardless of if engaged or not if you know the persons significant other you should write the whole name
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JBC12510
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full name!
CristinanBen2010
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Thank you!!! glad i checked... I always get and guest on invites for fh and I
SoontobeMrs.Brown
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Full name
Rosalind_75
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Posted by Jna2010
i think that regardless of if engaged or not if you know the persons significant other you should write the whole name
WORD
StaceyWill
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Posted by DaniandKen2010
Full name. IMO it should never read and guest if you know their guests name.
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Lsorrent
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Posted by Jna2010
i think that regardless of if engaged or not if you know the persons significant other you should write the whole name
I agree. I actually sent out an invite to someone 'and guest' because I didn't know the guests full name. The problem was, when I got my invites done, they were just dating. When I mailed them, they had just gotten engaged! I wrote her a FB message apologizing profusely for the 'and guest.'
rdubs
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I always thought '+ guest' was for when couple didn't live together. I used to be '+1' before we moved in and I wasn't offended.
We are doing '+ guest's name' for everyone with significant others b/c we don't want to give people the option that if they break up, they can bring someone else! It's that person or nothing!
JenBill61210
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I guess it depends on the situation... like w/ me my cousin had a boyfriend then broke up with him. so i didnt bother to ask what his last name was.... i addressed her invite to 'and guest' and now i found out they got back together and got engaged! oh well...
