Save The Date Question??

Re: Save The Date Question??

• Karen's MOH

  

  January 2010

  I believe it is proper etiquette to send the adult son his own. Your aunt and her boyfriend would be listed on separate lines. However, I personally feel that a STD is by nature more casual and it would be fine to send one to all three. For the invite, send a separate one to the son.

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• MOBinFL2008

  

  January 2010

  It is not only proper etiquette to send a separate STD and invitation to the adult son, it is just the decent thing to do.  I have a sister who, for a short time, lived with my parents.  She used to be highly insulted when people included her on my parents' invitation.  She said it made her feel like a six year old child.
  
  For your aunt and her partner, list her name on the first line and his name on the second line.  Do not link their names with "and". 

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• squirrly member

  

  February 2010

  In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_invites-paper_save-date-question-1?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:cd062f89-8272-496a-b0ab-225e1f87acecDiscussion:1643f8d5-c1cd-4bb1-9085-1daca0fdc894Post:20d21f80-e295-485a-b374-e70f09db2518">Re: Save The Date Question??</a>:
  [QUOTE]It is not only proper etiquette to send a separate STD and invitation to the adult son, it is just the decent thing to do.  I have a sister who, for a short time, lived with my parents.  She used to be highly insulted when people included her on my parents' invitation.  She said it made her feel like a six year old child. For your aunt and her partner, list her name on the first line and his name on the second line.  Do not link their names with "and". 
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