Invitaion wording?

Re: Invitaion wording?

• kyrgyzstan member

  

  February 2012

  His rank doesn't go on anywhere because he's enlisted. 

  
  

  It's just

  
  

  Hoonah Grace

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  Mark Smith

  United States Marine Corps

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• calindi member

  

  February 2012

  I wouldn't put it on the save-the-dates, and to be honest I don't think we're putting it on the invitations (his choice).  Other ladies will be able to help more with specific etiquette info.  I know it's dependent on rank, but I don't know the details.  Sorry!  And welcome!

  
  
  
  
  
  

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• iluvmytxrgr member

  

  February 2012

  Save the dates are an informal way of informing your guests to save the date and prepare for your invitation in the future.  It should just read:
  
  Honorah Grace
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  Mike Smith
  
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  When you send out the invitations, you can add the Marine Corps under his name.  As Stan mentioned, he's enlisted.  The rank doesn't go on the invite. 

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• HoonahGrace

  

  February 2012

  Does the same go for veterans? Honorably discharged?

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• crownsuperstar member

  

  February 2012 edited February 2012

  We did not really do a save the date but more of an information card for our out of state guest that needed hotel information and we did not use H's rank.  I think that is to formal for a save the date.  However, I don't know full etiquette.  I am not sure about the veteran part. 

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• Irishcurls member

  

  February 2012

  There's no change in the rule for veterans. Retired officers generally retain their rank however. 

  

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