Does each person get their own placecard, or is it one per couple usually? And if it's one per couple, is it too much writing to cram each person's name plus the table name onto one card for unmarried couples? For example:
Mr. Rob ***** Ms. Stacy ******
Table 1
Thanks!
dita531
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One per couple and I will be cramming in:
Mr. John Smith Ms. Mary Jones
Table 2
MRSJLK
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I put couples on one card.
Mr. John Doe & Ms. Jane White Table ____
and for married people:
Mr & Mrs. John Smith Table _____
smilealways
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Great! Thanks so much ladies!
nylisa
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Posted by Soontobekunz
I put couples on one card.
Mr. John Doe & Ms. Jane White Table ____
and for married people:
Mr & Mrs. John Smith Table _____
That is exactly what I did too.
pmnkm
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ok so here is another question....what about a family? Do you put 'the smith family'? Or Mr. and Mrs. joe Smith sarah eric
How does this usually work?
cindyandkevin
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I think for families the kids get their own cards. Only couples get mentioned together. On the other hand really small kids who can't read yet can go with their parents as '& family'. That is if you're inviting them, my neice and nephew will def be there but they'll only be 3 & 1. I don't think there are really strict rules about this, it's just stating a place to sit so as long as everyone's covered somewhere you should be ok.
