quick question

Re: quick question

• meg2marryshane member

  

  March 2013

  If the bride's parents are hosting and their names are on the first line of your invitations, you can just put your first and middle name, but the groom's full name is on the invitation.
  
  If you say something like together with their families, both last names are used.

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• pokey730 member

  

  March 2013

  Awesome thank you. I had the designe take the last names off, and then I thought it looked funny. I appreciate you clearing that up for me.

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• pokey730 member

  

  March 2013 edited March 2013

  http://www.etsy.com/listing/121145272/vintage-chalkboard-wedding-invitation?ref=af_you_favitem
  
  
  That's the link to the invite we ordered. Those aren't our names and information, FTR. We left the wording pretty much the same, except we didn't put wedding website info on the bottom. I told the seller to go ahead and put the last names on, since neither of our parents are hosting.
  
  ETA- for the record, we are having a pretty casual, small wedding, with only our close family and friends, about 60 people. In case anyone was going to question the formality of the invite itself.

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• nycrose2013 member

  

  March 2013

  I kept my last name on my invitation, bc my name is very short and my fiance's is very long. It looked like
  
  please join us for the marriage of
  
                  Rose
                
                       to
  
  Andrew William Madeuplastname, Jr.
  
  
  so in my situation I felt like it looked better to have my last name on there. I know that's not usually done, but its not really an etiquette faux pas

  Dreaming of our Hawaiian honeymoon!

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