Okay, that was melodramatic but you know how much lack of etiquette bothers me!
Again to judge this invite (FSIL's...)
1. Parents names are listed as "Mrs. Jane Doe and Mr. John Michael (yes, his middle name is listed, not hers) Doe". They both have the same last name... why is it not "Mr. and Mrs. John Doe"?
2. There are two separate invites- one for the ceremony and one for the reception. The reception immediately follows the ceremony at the same location. Why couldn't they just say "Reception Immediately to Follow"? Did it really need a whole separate invite? And it's not just a reception card- it's just as large as the actual invite.
3. The reception invite begins with "Our joy will be more complete if you can share in the celebration of our daughter and son in law (to be)". HUH????? Was that English???? And by the time someone goes to the reception, the "to be" part won't be correct.
4. The return address is the parents. In this case they are listed as "Mr. John and Mrs. Jane Doe". Ya, still not correct.
5. At the worst.... "No Boxed Gifts" is listed at the bottom of the invite... There are no words... This is the third Indian invite I've received like this in the past 6 months... is it illegal for invites to leave India without "no boxed gifts" listed at the bottom?
May 2013 February Siggy: Invitations

