Just wondering if anyone has received a wedding invitation with a misspelling on it. I received one last week where the name of the church was spelled wrong. Yes, I am neurotic and I am a teacher and when things get misspelled it drives me crazy. Do you say anything to the bride or groom, or just let it go? I don't know if they realize the church was spelled wrong.
DWKSwed
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Yes, I recently received one. And no, I didn't say anything. There was actually a grammatical mistake AND a typo and I'm just like you, it bugged me. But I didn't see the point in telling the bride and groom, it will just make them feel bad. Resist the urge!!
SummerBride10
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I would def. let it go. As annoying as it is for you, I'm sure they'd feel awful if they knew it was spelled wrong. Although, there's a chance that someone might have told them already.
grrulz
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i wouldn't tell them
Jna2010
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i wouldnt say anything! the invites are out, they cant help it now, they will only get embarassed if you point it out i think
jlt2010
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i agree... i wouldn't tell them. it would only add to the stress they're going through already and feel embarrassed about it too
Nina1010
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Oooh... you need like 3 sets of eyes in addition to the printer...I would let it go. I'm sure if they haven't caught it, they will. OR.... afamily member is bound to bring it up.
I wouldn't say anything, then she's gonna stress over something there is nothing she can do about now!!
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A friend of mine had the spelling of the street address to the church slightly wrong! She found out with not enough time to have them corrected so she left it. The directions she enclosed had the correct spelling so she was praying noone really noticed.
maybe the bride/groom are in a similar situation so if you did say something they'd laugh it off, but unless it's a mistake that would put you in the wrong location or wrong time/date, then I wouldn't bother them with it.
They have enough stress going on!
soontobemrsag
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Sorry to disagree but i would tell them so they can confront the invitation company....
MJDoc12
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i received an invitation for a wedding next month--and there were so many things wrong with it--i don't know where to begin.
i didn't say anything cause the bride mentioned on her blog and facebook that she knows the invites were a little 'messed up' but she didn't care.
the worst part of the invite is definitely the RSVP -- read it and see how confusing it is.
jlt2010
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Posted by MJDoc12
i received an invitation for a wedding next month--and there were so many things wrong with it--i don't know where to begin.
i didn't say anything cause the bride mentioned on her blog and facebook that she knows the invites were a little 'messed up' but she didn't care.
the worst part of the invite is definitely the RSVP -- read it and see how confusing it is.
wow.. i can't believe no one caught those mistakes before it went to print.
kris_gets_hitched
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Posted by MJDoc12
i received an invitation for a wedding next month--and there were so many things wrong with it--i don't know where to begin.
i didn't say anything cause the bride mentioned on her blog and facebook that she knows the invites were a little 'messed up' but she didn't care.
the worst part of the invite is definitely the RSVP -- read it and see how confusing it is.
Yikes. That is really confusing. At least shopping for the couple will be easy; you can get them giftcards to the Sylvan Learning Center.
jcreilly
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It never happen to me, but i would not say anythind to her they went out it would just add more stress so close to her wedding
MayBride2010
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I wouldn't say anything, then she's gonna stress over something there is nothing she can do about now!!
ITA
Mrs Z To Be
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I would not tell them. My FMIL is a former teacher, and thinks it is ok to correct everybody's grammar at all times. Not cool, and everybody talks behind her back because of it. So I vote: No.
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things like this just make me note to have more then one person check the invites. i have not yet received any invitations with grammar or spelling errors but if i do in the future i will not say anything about it. as we all know brides are very stressed & that's just adding more unnecessary stress.
Mrs Z To Be
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things like this just make me note to have more then one person check the invites. i have not yet received any invitations with grammar or spelling errors but if i do in the future i will not say anything about it. as we all know brides are very stressed & that's just adding more unnecessary stress.
ITA!!
MJDoc12
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Yikes. That is really confusing. At least shopping for the couple will be easy; you can get them giftcards to the Sylvan Learning Center.
seriously--i can't wait to see how the wedding will turn out -- this is one of many things wrong with her wedding.
