Any etiquette experts out there to help us navigate some tricky invitation wording? Some background... My parents are paying for the vast majority of the wedding, however, my fiancé's parents have offered to pick up the liquor bill. That being the case, we would like to include them on the invitation to some extent. Since the liquor bill comes out to about 5 percent of the total cost, I am not sure if it is appropriate to say "together with" both sets of parents? I've also seen the bride's parents listed at the top of the invitation and mentioning the grooms' parents by saying "son of." Now for the trickier part, we can't really say "son of" because my fiancé's mother is deceased and his dad has remarried. Both his mom's and stepmom's families are attending so I am hesitant to leave someone off, as I don't want to offend either side. Please let me know if anyone has had a similar situation and if so, what you ended up doing? I'd greatly appreciate any advice! Thanks, Kate