Addressing question

Re: Addressing question

• coraleetbwed member

  

  September 2012

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• HaileyGirl1

  

  September 2012

  Thank you for your help!

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• Kristin789 member

  

  September 2012

  You alrready got an answer on how to spell out or abbreviate items in an address on formal invitations.
  
  But really, your first sentence is confusing:
  
  I decided to take on the task of addressing all of my invitations today. I will be handling all of the RSVPs for the wedding, so I need to have the RSVPs sent to me.
  
  The invitations come from the bride's parents.  It's their names on the top line, as the people who are requesting the honour of the guests' presence.  So they aren't your invitations, and it's your mom who should either be addressing the envelopes or deciding to have a calligrapher do them or whatever.  And because it's your parents who are extending the invitations, it's your parents who guests should send their RSVPs to.
  
  Don't cut your parents out of the wedding process.  If your parents are "old school" like mine, they will insist on stepping up and doing the traditional etiquette and customs. 

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• bridalmarch member

  

  October 2012

  I don't know why you need to be told this for the eleventeenth time Kristin, but not every bride's parents pay for their daughter's wedding. 

  

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