Wedding Invitations & Paper

Would this be weird?

My aunt and uncle have 3 children, two of whom are over 18.  The other one will be 16 this June.  All three kids live at home.  The two older kids will, of course, get their own invites.  The 16 year old is the youngest of all of the cousins.
I know that etiquette-wise, we should put the youngest on her parents' invitation, but I don't want her to feel badly that she doesn't get her own invite.  Would it be weird to give a 16 year old their own invitation?
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Re: Would this be weird?

  • If you don't mind the cost of the invite and its enclosures and mailing it, I say not at all! She will probably feel honoured and special to get her own invite!
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  • Given the circumstances, that'd be perfectly fine. That's very considerate of you. 
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  • It is always acceptable to give someone their OWN invitation, and she would probably appreciate it very much. 
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  • Jen4948Jen4948 member
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    The rule is that anyone who is not a minor *must* get their own invitation.  But it's not wrong at all to send minors their own invitations.
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