Hey guys... how formal do you write out the place cards? Do you say 'Mr. and Mrs. John Smith' or do I say 'Lois and John Smith' I am starting to stress out... 2 weeks tomorrow, and I am sick as a dog! AHHHH
Nitania13
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I haven't done mine yet, but I'm going to write them in the formal way (i.e. Mr. & Mrs. Smith). Of course, if you're having a SUPER casual wedding then I don't think you have to do that. But I think if you're having an evening affair where the adults are getting dressed up then it's appropriate to write it out formally. HTH!!
thenewmrsharrington
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hi date twin!!
i will be using the mr and mrs john smith format.
Shelleybean11
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I used Mr. & Mrs. John Smith format.
rocketsummer17
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I will be using Mr and Mrs as long as the couple is married with the same last name. For engaged couples/dating couples/couples with different last names I will be using Mr so and so and Ms so and so...HTH
SusiBtoM
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Unless the wedding is informal, you should write out Mr. & Mrs. John Smith Mr. John Smith and Ms. Jane Doe Mr. & Mrs. John Smith and family (if children are attending)
for children under 18 : Master John Smith Miss Jane Doe
debzy
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I'm going to write it out formally - Mr. & Mrs. John Smith.
However, you should do whichever way you like. The most important thing is just that you're consistent across all of the cards.
Risgirl
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Posted by SusiBtoM
Unless the wedding is informal, you should write out Mr. & Mrs. John Smith Mr. John Smith and Ms. Jane Doe Mr. & Mrs. John Smith and family (if children are attending)
for children under 18 : Master John Smith Miss Jane Doe
I second that - always more formal rather than less. The only issue I had was when I had guests that weren't married and replied with a guest but no last name for them!! I just titled them Mr. John Smith and Guest...
