when adressing a deceased relative in the programs..how do you word it correctly?
aliciahelene
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when adressing a deceased relative in the programs..how do you word it correctly?
When introducing the mother of the bride to I say my Fiances father's name who passed away? I have seen templates of others programs where the deceased relative is announced . We are doing in oving memory at the end..but Im not sure what to put when I say parents of teh groom do I make any sense?
michele31
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Re: when adressing a deceased relative in the programs..how do you word it correctly?
You would write: Parents of the Groom: Mrs. Jane Smith and the late Mr. John Smith
You would not verbally introduce a deceased person though, only in the written program.
If you wish to put a small line at the end of the program it would read In Loving Memory of Mr. John Smith
and you could include, who is looking upon us today with love (or something like that)
But try not to make it very sad since this is a joyous occassion.
butterfly20
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how do you word a granparent who is in another state and unable to make it?
aliciahelene
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Great Michelle..thats what I was looking for..I didnt know what to wrte for Parents of teh groom: You answered it perfectly. I di know not to vrebally intoroduce..I am just working on programs and got caught on that particular part!! Thanks so much for your help!!
