i have a daytime wedding. it's formal but not black tie. my family is laughing at the british way of spelling these words. i just want to do what's best.
i swear these invites are making me crazy!
gNi1125
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We did 'favour and honour'
beatle06
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me too fovour and honour
Nina
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Either is correct...but I would prefer honour and favour because its more formal and proper
EJSD2006
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Posted by Nina
Either is correct...but I would prefer honour and favour because its more formal and proper
i agree and this is what we did
julybride06
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I ordered my invites and didn't even notice the British spelling until my FH noticed it and got m parents crazy over it....we went formal (but didn't even know it at the time)
johnsae
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I can't STAND favour and honour - I think it sounds silly, even though it's supposedly 'proper'. Do what you think sounds best.
kmkelly
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I specifically worded my invitations to leave these two words out.
