How would you address a placecard for a young boy? Would it be Mister John Smith? Someone suggested Master John Smith, but that sounds funny to me. Anyone know? I'm giving children their own placecards. TIA
SeptBride70
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Master John Smith is correct
Chrissywish
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I personally would probably put mister, b/c I agree master sounds funny to me. However it might be fun for him to see master in front of his name ;)
CrescentBride606
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i would just put his name since hes a child john doe
Keywi231
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my son got invited to a wedding when he was 3 months old and they addressed it Master
nbc188
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Ok, thanks ladies. I really had never heard of 'master'- guess I'll keep it as that, although it sounds weird to me.
Thanks ladies
Fireworks Bride
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Master is correct
Ginal
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I think master is adorable, I think I will do that for my FH's nephews. It's cute!
kara10152006
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what is the age cut off between master and mister?
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Posted by nbc188
How would you address a placecard for a young boy? Would it be Mister John Smith? Someone suggested Master John Smith, but that sounds funny to me. Anyone know? I'm giving children their own placecards. TIA
For children the correct way is Master and a Mister is for adults. I do wedding planning from time to time so that is the way I always address the place cards and have seen them done that way.
