The Year on Invites

Stina2012

Is it Two Thousand AND Twelve or Two Thousand Twelve? Is there an and in there? Thanks!

Mandafly84

Two thousand twelve.

No "and."

PinkRoseAcct

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_invites-paper_year-invites?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:cd062f89-8272-496a-b0ab-225e1f87acecDiscussion:a219fda7-2a95-4101-b93f-b7cb3b42323dPost:1e9f79e8-01f3-4500-93e2-5cd59e464ac9">Re: The Year on Invites</a>:
[QUOTE]Two thousand twelve. No "and."
Posted by Mandafly84[/QUOTE]

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ginadog

5th grade math teacher taught us to never say AND.

Stina2012

I find it so funny that a thing like the year on invites is controversial! I was asking bc I got the proof back for our STDs which include "and" in the year. At the stationery store we looked at Cranes hence the "and". Thanks for the thoughts ladies! I am going to keep the and, but only bc I think Cranes Blue Book is the source I will follow for invites (got to pick one, right?!?).

HobokensFury

We used two thousand twelve without an end.  I've seen it done both ways and don't think it matters.

ehenry010

I'm not sure it really matters. We used two thousand eleven, but that's because that's how I say the year. 

aragx6

^I say twenty twelve, but I'm certainly not writing that on my invitations!