Please HELP.... anyone know how to

Address wedding envelopes?

is it homeowners address on the outside envelope using only the husbands first initial and the inside envelope gets the names of the people who are invited?????

AHHHHHHHHH please help I want to try to work on these tonight

Thanks in advance..

There are LOTS of ways to do it, but here's how I did it:

Outside:

(married couple)

Mr. and Mrs. John Smith
address

or

Dr. and Mrs. John Smith
address

Inside (we did ours sort of informal):

John and Sue

Anyone with a family, we put:

Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Family
address

Inside: John, Sue, Mike, Anne

You get the drift...

Does that help?

YES .... Your awesome..... My DR. question was going to be next... Thanks again!!!

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i used this when i was addressing the envelopes. it was very helpful.

etd to say: we did ours in a formal manner.

For example, if the outer envelope was Mr. and Mrs. Joe doe, in the inner we wrote Mr. and Mrs. Doe.
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i used this when i was addressing the envelopes. it was very helpful.

etd to say: we did ours in a formal manner.

For example, if the outer envelope was Mr. and Mrs. Jane doe, in the inner we wrote Mr. and Mrs. Doe.

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I did the same except for some close family. They got Aunt Mary and Uncle John or whatever on the inside.

I did all of mine MR. & Mrs. Last Name on the front, and only wrote on the inside envelopes of those I invited with guest

But, Grandmas I addressed the from: Grandma Last Name

Thats how I send EVERYTHING to her!

Thank you all

I think (but need to confirm) that when you use the first names on the inner envelope, the woman's name goes first. As in-

Jane and John Smith

If there are children it would be-
Jane and John Smith
Mary, Justin and Sara
(children's names indented)

My mom found a web site that went in to a LOT of detail. (I need to ask her about that so I can share it.)

(My invites did not have an inner envelope)

BUT- If you put the man's name first, I do not think that people will notice or care. I always thought that the man's name went first before I got in to all these wedding planning details.