I know! We love these, right!
I've been googling but for some reason, it's just not sinking in.
This is just for Save the Dates, which I know are not AS formal as the wedding invitation, but might as well get it written down correctly now.
Buddy's grandmother and his uncle are both gay and both in long term relationships. His grandmother and her partner are married, while his uncle and his partner or not.
If I understand correctly, "and" and putting the names on the same line indicates a relationship, correct?
So for his uncle, it would be:
Mr. Bob Smith and Mr. Steve Jones ?
Would his grandmother and her partner be the same? They're married but don't have the same last name. So,
Mrs. Sue Smith and Mrs. Jill Harris ?
The "and" is enough to indicate the relationship, right? I know this is also weird, but is there any kind of rule as to whose name goes first on the line?
Also, I just asked Buddy if his grandmother and her partner use "Mrs." and he has NO idea. Is asking them weird? Is it safer to err with Mrs. or Ms.? Is using Ms. for two married women insulting if they do happen to prefer Mrs, or is it a generally accepted safe bet?
On bed rest since Groundhog's Day and every day since has been exactly the same.
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