Please proofread my invitation and reception card!
Junebride06
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Please proofread my invitation and reception card!
ETA Thanks for your help!
cammolax23
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i think that if you are going to put his last name is the title then you should include your last name too because it looks very empty especially since you have such a short name with no middle, compared to his three
Junebride06
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Posted by cammolax23
i think that if you are going to put his last name is the title then you should include your last name too because it looks very empty especially since you have such a short name with no middle, compared to his three
I agree with you, but my mother thinks it's not 'traditional' for me to put my last name in. I thought about leaving his last name off, but it made him sound like a hairdresser!
SomethingBlu
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Actually, if you include his parent's last name, his last name is not needed. So you can just do first name...son of...
TheBigDay
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what about adding your middle name
Dina MiddleName??? I think most invites do that?
SomethingBlu
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Posted by TheBigDay
what about adding your middle name
Dina MiddleName??? I think most invites do that?
What if she doesn't have one?
eroxgirl
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Posted by SomethingBlu
Actually, if you include his parent's last name, his last name is not needed. So you can just do first name...son of...
I agree!
colie
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what about putting 'half past three' instead of three thirty? thiis wil make itmore formal but it might make you feel better about the 3:30 part.
Junebride06
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This is driving me nuts! Thanks for your input...you all have good suggestions. I guess I just have to play around with it a little more.
BlondeJD
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Posted by colie
what about putting 'half past three' instead of three thirty? thiis wil make itmore formal but it might make you feel better about the 3:30 part.
That's what I was going to suggest - and maybe half past six for the reception card too?
2003wedding.
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i wouldn't put his last name and does he have to have his middle name on it too? is he called duane michael??? i don't have a middle name and my DH does---we just used our first names...........
werock0709
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I think it's ok the way it is.
greta
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if you're using 'honour' instead of 'honor,' then use 'half past three' instead of 'three thirty.' this way it follows the british form in both cases.
i also agree with whoever said to take out your FH's last name. use just his first and middle name since his parents are being named below w/last name.
also, in the reception card, i would omit the word 'at' before the time.
October Bliss
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For the date, it is two-thousand six no 'and' before the six. Technically, two-thousand and six in numbers is 2000.6, whereas two-thousand six is 2006.
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Posted by October Bliss
For the date, it is two-thousand six no 'and' before the six. Technically, two-thousand and six in numbers is 2000.6, whereas two-thousand six is 2006.
Actually, there is great debate about this topic.
MattsBride
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Posted by October Bliss
For the date, it is two-thousand six no 'and' before the six. Technically, two-thousand and six in numbers is 2000.6, whereas two-thousand six is 2006.
Actually, there is great debate about this topic.
When I looked up wording everything I found said to use the AND
October Bliss
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Posted by October Bliss
For the date, it is two-thousand six no 'and' before the six. Technically, two-thousand and six in numbers is 2000.6, whereas two-thousand six is 2006.
Actually, there is great debate about this topic.
If your FH has a degree in math, there is no debate.
BlueTulip
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Posted by BlueTulip
Posted by October Bliss
For the date, it is two-thousand six no 'and' before the six. Technically, two-thousand and six in numbers is 2000.6, whereas two-thousand six is 2006.
Actually, there is great debate about this topic.
If your FH has a degree in math, there is no debate.
Ahh-but does he have a degree in etiquette or invitation writing?
