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Need help with addressing envelopes

Mickey3722 Posted:

Need help with addressing envelopes

How do I do it address the outer envelope when the person is single but dating someone?

which one

1. Miss X. Xxxx & Guest
2. Miss X. Xxxx & Mr X. Xxxx
3. Miss X. Xxxx and then on the inner envelope write both there names

Please Help thanks :)
dpli Posted:

Re: Need help with addressing envelopes


Posted by Mickey3722

How do I do it address the outer envelope when the person is single but dating someone?

which one

1. Miss X. Xxxx & Guest
2. Miss X. Xxxx & Mr X. Xxxx
3. Miss X. Xxxx and then on the inner envelope write both there names

Please Help thanks :)


Of these choices, I would pick #2. Personally, I addressed those types to Miss X. on the outer envelope and then on the inner envelope I wrote '& guest' if I didn't know the person's name and wrote their name if I did. I only wrote both names on the outer envelope if they were married or living at the same address.
nylisa Posted:

Re: Need help with addressing envelopes

I did:
Ms. Jane Smith (on the outside) and Ms. Jane Smith and Mr. John Doe (on the inside)
wood2be Posted:

Re: Need help with addressing envelopes


Posted by nylisa

I did:
Ms. Jane Smith (on the outside) and Ms. Jane Smith and Mr. John Doe (on the inside)



That's what I did.
SomethingBlu Posted:

Re: Need help with addressing envelopes

#3 is the 'proper' way to do it if you're addressing inner and outer envelopes.

melissaandsean Posted:

Re: Need help with addressing envelopes

I did:

Ms. Jane Smith (on the outside)

Jane and John (on the inside)

unless they lived together.

then it was:

Ms. Jane Smith
Mr. John Doe
(on the outside)

and then still Jane and John on the inside.
SomethingBlu Posted:

Re: Need help with addressing envelopes


Posted by SomethingBlu

#3 is the 'proper' way to do it if you're addressing inner and outer envelopes.



ETA:

If they lived together, then both names would go on the outer and inner, the ladie's name on line 1 and the gentleman's on line 2.

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