On an invitation: 2 docs married to each other
It's Dr. and Dr. right?
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On an invitation: 2 docs married to each other
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Then were does Drs. come in??? ![]()
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Yea, you'd say Drs.
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Captain and Mrs. Moneypants.
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Thanks for posting this, I would have been in trouble ![]()
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Posted by Naunie
Captain and Mrs. Moneypants.
i was gonna say something to that effect
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(Title should be written out)
Doctors Mark and Julia Smith
or
Doctor Mark Smith and
Doctor Julia Jones
Doctors Mark and Julia Smith
or
Doctor Mark Smith and
Doctor Julia Jones
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. If a wife and husband are both doctors, the outer and inner envelopes should be addressed to: 'The Doctors Rosenthal.' It's that simple! If they're married but have different last names, list both names in alphabetical order on separate lines: 'Dr. Rosenthal' followed by 'Dr. Schwartz'.
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Great question! Didn't even think about this.
I was going to put Dr. and Mrs. John Smith and not put the wife's name on it so I thought it wouldn't matter if she is a doctor or not.
For our friends who are unmarried and doctors, I am putting it on 2 lines:
Dr. John Smith
Dr. Jane Doe
I was going to put Dr. and Mrs. John Smith and not put the wife's name on it so I thought it wouldn't matter if she is a doctor or not.
For our friends who are unmarried and doctors, I am putting it on 2 lines:
Dr. John Smith
Dr. Jane Doe
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do the have the same last name?
I think its Drs Smith
or Dr. Smith and Dr. Jones- but I read you put the woman first. Im not 100% on this.
http://www.foreverwed.com/Invitations/details.htm
it says to address it as:
The Doctors Ann and Joe Smith
I actually just found thi on a couple of other sites and they said the same thing. Im assuming if they have different last names you do:
The Doctors Betty Smith and Joe Adams.
HTH!
I think its Drs Smith
or Dr. Smith and Dr. Jones- but I read you put the woman first. Im not 100% on this.
http://www.foreverwed.com/Invitations/details.htm
it says to address it as:
The Doctors Ann and Joe Smith
I actually just found thi on a couple of other sites and they said the same thing. Im assuming if they have different last names you do:
The Doctors Betty Smith and Joe Adams.
HTH!
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Posted by Bridex100
Great question! Didn't even think about this.
I was going to put Dr. and Mrs. John Smith and not put the wife's name on it so I thought it wouldn't matter if she is a doctor or not.
For our friends who are unmarried and doctors, I am putting it on 2 lines:
Dr. John Smith
Dr. Jane Doe
Oooh, don't do THAT....
I'm a Dr, and I'd be @#$# if my husbands degree was mentioned, and mine was ignored.... We're all girls here, and I don't have to explain how the professional 'glass ceiling' tends to bump on women's heads..... Ignoring the woman while honoring the man would be a slap in the face.
