quick - need help - place cards

ii have two kid tables
one is high school
and the other is grammer school and below

on the place cards do i still put

Miss. Anya Smith if she's 5 yrs old?
and for the boy I would put Mr. John Smith

or just Anya Smith with out the Miss since its a child?


HELPPPPPPPPPPP!!!

ETA:

Also - if a married/unmarried woman is coming alone (regardless of age) can I put Ms.
instead of Miss or Mrs?
Yes right

and what about young friends who have boyfriends or dates
Miss. Jane Smith & Guest
or Ms. Janes Smith & Guest

it depends on how formal you want to be...

I probably wouldn't.

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Posted by Kimbalina

I would do just their names no Mr. or Miss for the grammer school. For the High Schoolers I would do Mr. and Miss

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i agree

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Posted by snowcutie82

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Posted by Kimbalina

I would do just their names no Mr. or Miss for the grammer school. For the High Schoolers I would do Mr. and Miss

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i agree

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me too!

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Posted by minibride08

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Posted by snowcutie82

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Posted by Kimbalina

I would do just their names no Mr. or Miss for the grammer school. For the High Schoolers I would do Mr. and Miss

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i agree

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me too!

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YAY!! glad that I am a smartie today, I think it is because I had my wheaties

I would do Miss for the little ones....I think it's cute. And usually little boys are called Master. I think it's cute too...bu it's not a big deal either way so do you what you want.

Unmarried adult women are Ms.

Married adult women are Mrs., even if they're coming alone.

for the ones bringing dates...if they're friends of yours then they are adults, they should be Ms. and if you can find out their guest's names that would be better than saying '& Guest'. If you can't then you'll just have to put '& Guest'.