I've just started working on our invitations, which are going to be pocketfolds from paperandmore. The trouble is the fact that both my fiance and I have longer names (the above names have been changed but this way you can see what it would look like) and I wanted to know is there a huge rule I'm breaking by having our names on two lines instead of one? It's similar to what I did with the save the date heading shown below.
What do you think on that?
Here's an interesting wording situation that one of you might have an idea on and that's with crediting the parents. As it stands right now, my fiance's mom is paying for the bulk of it, then my dad, and the fiance and I are finishing off the rest. The trouble with crediting them is that his dad is still around but unable to contribute anything financially to the wedding so I'm not sure if putting his name on here would be appropriate, even though I'd like to. The trickier thing is that the fiance's mom is recently divorced and instead of retaking her maiden name, she's gone back to my fiance's dad's name, so now both of his parents have the same last name but aren't married. Is there any tactful way that anyone can think of to credit both of them and make it look like they're not married? I'm at a loss on that one, hence the "together with their parents" line.