I did the wording today for the invitations and she put 'honour.' Thoughts? honor or honour?
I dont think I really like honour. Is that more formal?
RitasEngaged
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honour is only if you are getting married at like a church
jackieee
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Posted by RitasEngaged
honour is only if you are getting married at like a church
We are. So should I leave it at that since it's a church?
AwaitingAugust
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you don't NEED to put honour (vs honor) if you really hate it ... but it is suggested (for churches, that is)
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Posted by RitasEngaged
honour is only if you are getting married at like a church
We are. So should I leave it at that since it's a church?
thats how i worded mine
springsandra
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It's just the British spelling... but we're American, so it's totally up to you if you want it spelled with a U or not.
jackieee
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ok thanks girls. I wasn't sure why she put it like that, but I guess that's how they write it for church weddings. I'll leave it
love82110
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I did mine today too and even referenced an etiquette book!!! As far as honour vs. honor they are equivalent in formality, the only difference is honour is british english, while honor is american english. As for a church ceremony, it is rec'd to have 'request the honor/honour of your presence,' instead of something like 'pleasure of your company.' I am going with honor and having a church ceremony.
Lsorrent
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I used 'honour' and 'favour'
SummerBride10
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I used honour.
MrsSoto
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Posted by Lsorrent
I used 'honour' and 'favour'
i did the same. i personally like it and im also getting married at a place of worship rather than the rh but even so, if you like honor thats fine imo but make sure that if you use the word favor its not with the 'u' so the words are in agreement
jackieee
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thanks girls. im going to leave it as honour and favour. I just wanted to make sure other people do it. hahaha i know it's a british spelling.
