Another Guest List/Invitation Question

klsuydan

Can you tell I am adding all my guests on here tonght?? LOL

So my FI's disabled brother lives with his mother (father passed away 2yrs ago) how do I address the invitation so it doesn't look like they are husband and wife?

waltzingmatilda13

Put each name on a separate line:

Ms. Jane Doe
Mr. John Doe

If it was on one line with "and" in the middle that would indicate a couple.

LauraT25

Is he over 18?  If so, I would send him a separate invitation.  Otherwise, I would put their names on two separate lines (mom first).

aleighk1

Either do two different invitations or address them 

FI's Brother

FI's Mother

I'm sure they'll know that they're not married to each other.

saisongbird

How disabled are we talking here? Physical disability or mental?  If it's a physical disability, send him his own invitation, as he should be able to handle it on his own.  If it's a mental disability that he might have difficulty understanding what to do, I'd send one to him and to his mom.

Not to sound insensitive, I just can't think of a different/better way to word that.

wrdgirl

Yes, list the names separately or you can choose to have a separate invitation sent if you want.  (And it doesn't matter what kind of disability he has.)