I'm sending out save the dates, and my question is should i send seperate ones to, well for example, i'm obviously inviting my brother in laws parents and his sister. now i know when i send invitations, i'm sending his sister her own and his parents their own, but should i send his sister her own std or just put all their names on the envelope and send one??? hope this made some sense..i have a migraine so i'm not thinking clearly thanks!!!
laural2979
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I just put everyone on one envelope. I also didn't add '& guest' to any of them.
Kara and Todd
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I would send one to each person who is getting an invite. I lived with my parents when I was in law school... when we all got invited to a wedding, we generally got two STDs - one for me and one for my parents.
I'll be honest - I personally got a little offended when, as an adult in her twenties, I was lumped in with my parents in invitations to family events. It made me feel like a child.
Granted, this isn't a problem since I moved out... but it was something that bothered me when I was living at home as an adult.
I'd go with separate ones.
Michy
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I just put all the names on the envelope and just sent one. For instance I wrote The Smith Family.
kimnsteve
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if they are in the same house and use the same frig i would send one ....doesnt make send to have more one magnet in the same place
CLMon7906
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Posted by kimnsteve
if they are in the same house and use the same frig i would send one ....doesnt make send to have more one magnet in the same place
that's what i did...even though some adult kids got their own invites...and ehy tehir parents sent in 1 invite anyway for alll of them!
SAIL428
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ok so maybe i'll just send them one for the family, and of course with the invites i'll send them their own. thanks girls!!!
