not sure how to word this....

Re: not sure how to word this....

• cukimerrydoll member

  

  March 2010

  Mr. John Doe and Mrs. Jane Smith

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• squirrly member

  

  March 2010

  Mr. and Mrs. Bride Dad Last
  Ms. Groom Mom Last
  Mr. Groom Dad Last
  
  request the pleasure of your company
  
  blah, blah, blah. . .
  
  They go on separate lines and are not joined with AND.  To do otherwise would indicate that they are married.
  

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• TurtlesAllTheWayDown member

  

  March 2010

  You don't HAVE to put their names on the invitation. Google "wedding invitation wording" and you'll get lots of examples. Some people will put "Together with their families/parents" or some other wording.

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• sassyredd2010

  

  March 2010

  In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_etiquette_not-sure-word-this?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding BoardsForum:9Discussion:b1c116c3-f187-4a78-9f34-ca7c9dbc5314Post:31ae42e2-704a-4741-a9e3-9ff6363f9e16">Re: not sure how to word this....</a>:
  [QUOTE]You don't HAVE to put their names on the invitation. Google "wedding invitation wording" and you'll get lots of examples. Some people will put "Together with their families/parents" or some other wording.
  Posted by msmerymac[/QUOTE]
  
  
  thanks! i like that idea

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• sassyredd2010

  

  March 2010

  thanks ladies....everyone was so helpful

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• ashmy211

  

  March 2010

  I had a similar situation with step parents, etc. and used "Together with their families..." since that would include everyone closest to us, and not specifically single out our parents.

  
  

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