me an my fh are paying for most of the wedding, my parents are giving us some money not alot and my fhs parents are paying for the dj..i am going back and forth on the wording should it say my parents names, our names and our parents?? idk im sooo confused
adelz
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If you didn't want to include their names, you can put 'Together with their families...'
merbride
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Posted by adelz
If you didn't want to include their names, you can put 'Together with their families...'
agree
IrishAli
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I think together with their parents...and you could out their names
kshea23
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'together with their parents' would be a reasonable way bc they are contributing something to the wedding
megnant2011
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i mentioned that to my mom and she was like well i think it should have my name on it..she is being difficult, bc then i feel like i have to include my fh parents
FutureMrsPanuch
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Posted by megnant2011
i mentioned that to my mom and she was like well i think it should have my name on it..she is being difficult, bc then i feel like i have to include my fh parents
i had the exact same problem... i also wanted to include my moms name but FH parents had to go on too.. so what we are doing is having a small quote at the top, our names together with our parents and their names..... this way people will know we are throwing the party with both our parents help.
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if your FH's parents are contributing at all, then their names should be there. My FH's parents paid for 1/2 of the engagement party and their doing the RD and this is how we worded the invite:
ETA: we're paying for 85% of our wedding and my parents are paying for the rest.
CantWait2Wed
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Posted by adelz
If you didn't want to include their names, you can put 'Together with their families...'
I went the 'together with their parents' route. We paid for the wedding ourselves
