need some help with the wording of my invites.....
gaccrrm
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need some help with the wording of my invites.....
I am not sure what to do. My FH and I are paying for our wedding. I really wanted to put our parents names on the invites anyway, but my dad passed away when I was little and FH parents are divorced (his father is remarried). We figured that it would be too wordy. So then we decided that we would put 'Together with their parents'. Here is my dilema: FH is not and has not spoken to his mother in months and now does not want to do together with their parents because he has no intentions on making up with his mother. I of course still want to do it since I still have my mom and he has his dad to honor. So now we are between 'together with their parents or Georgia & Russ request the honour or your presence . We are going to do our invites tomorrow night. What would you do???
bettybcafe
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I voted for 'Together with their parents'
PegaLega
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Posted by bettybcafe
I voted for 'Together with their parents'
Me too!
Christys0925
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We are paying for our wedding , but wanted to include them. This is how we worded it.
Christy Elaine S and James Richard E together with our parents Mr. and Mrs. Marc Steven S and Dr. and Mrs. Stephen William E request the honor of your presence at our marriage on Saturday, the twenty-second of September two thousand and seven at five o’clock in the afternoon Golden Valley Wedding Chapel 4152 Dellinger Hollow Road Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
milana
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Posted by PegaLega
Posted by bettybcafe
I voted for 'Together with their parents'
Me too!
i agree.
chatxleau24
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definitely together with our parents. it just sounds offensive the other way.