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"favour" vs "favor"...help!

happygolucky09happygolucky09
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So I am printing off my rsvp cards and I am now second guessing using the word "favour".  Can someone enlighten me on which spelling is correct?  I have a formal wedding and I live in the USA.   Thanks for your help!
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Re: "favour" vs "favor"...help!

  • ggmaeggmae member
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    I would say if it's formal (or if you live in a country where favour is spelled that way) then stick with that spelling.
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  • ootmother2ootmother2 member
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    favourIt does imply formalityCheck Crane's for wording it you're concerned
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  • happygolucky09happygolucky09
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    whew... thank you.   I found this: If you use "honour" on the invite you should use "favour" on the reply card.   It is for formal weddings. Ok... hitting "print" and continuing on.   :) And I wonder why the invites have taken so much time. 
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  • sapphirebaby926sapphirebaby926
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    technically they are both right - favour is the british spelling but it does imply formality. If you have used 'honour' on your invites you should use 'favour' on your RSVP cards
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