When adressing the envelopes do the men or women go first? Is there a rule? And do people still use Ms (or Mrs) and Mr.. ? and how do you add on 'and family' ... you also write out "and" correct?
Ex: "Ms. Jane and John Doe and Family
... Seems weird and long, but is that right?
I have a wedding book I need to dig up somewhere but im so lazy..
Re: Adressing envelopes.. women or men first?
It's Mr. and Mrs. John Doe.
Well I was wondering because there are a few girls I work with and obviously want to include their husband.. but I don't want to put their husband's first (before them) on the envelope as that is extremely awkward. So that's why I wondered.

I want to include first names.. "Mr. and Ms. Smith" seems so blah.. so I think I will go with something like:
"Mr. Joe and Mrs. Jane Smith"
Address
or reverse if I know the female more personally than the male.. could/would that work?
I'm not too worried about the inner envelopes at this point in time because I dont know if I will have them or not (dont know what my invites will look like) I'm just preparing WAY ahead of time!! hahaha .. But I guess I could always do the children's names inside..
[QUOTE] Also, you should never separate a man's first name from his last name. [/QUOTE]
Okay, so I do put the women first..
I'm just getting a little confused.. lol..
When we mail out the formal invitations they will be addressed as " Mr. and Mrs. John Doe"