oh is this because they arent married yet but live with the woman's kids??
AmandaLynn04
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oh is this because they arent married yet but live with the woman's kids??
Yes, exactly. FH's uncle is engaged to a divorced woman with 3 kids, and they all live together.
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oh is this because they arent married yet but live with the woman's kids??
Yes, exactly. FH's uncle is engaged to a divorced woman with 3 kids, and they all live together.
Ok, then that is different, im so sorry i thought you meant for a 'traditional' family in that case i would either do
1. Mr. John Smith Ms. Jane Doe 2 Happy Lane Long island, NY 12345 and then put the kids names on inside envelope OR send a separate invitation withjust the 3 kids names on it
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Okay, no problem, thanks!
Another thing. I have decided everyone over 18 is being invited with a guest..... it's not all that many people.... I just feel it's the right thing to do (and, also in the hopes of hitting my minimum)...
So, for example:
mom dad 2 kids, one 18, one 16
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith 1 Happy St. Long Island, NY 12345
John, Linda, and Amanda
second invite
Miss Jennifer Smith 1 Happy St. Long Island, NY 12345
Jennifer and guest
Okay? not okay?
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Okay, no problem, thanks!
Another thing. I have decided everyone over 18 is being invited with a guest..... it's not all that many people.... I just feel it's the right thing to do (and, also in the hopes of hitting my minimum)...
So, for example:
mom dad 2 kids, one 18, one 16
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith 1 Happy St. Long Island, NY 12345
John, Linda, and Amanda
second invite
Miss Jennifer Smith 1 Happy St. Long Island, NY 12345
Jennifer and guest
Okay? not okay?
absolutely perfect!! totally appropriate and im inviting everyone with a guest as well
i remember not being invited with one and it was horrible - i dont want to do that to my guests i know many will NOT bring someone, but i feel it should be their choice /option
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Exactly..... a lot of FH's cousins are coming from MD, and are single, and won't bring someone, but, I want them to have the option!