MIss or Ms? and RSVP timing

commandz · January 2010

What do your wedding announcements do you call yourself a Miss or Ms?

And how much time do you give yourself on RSVP's to come back to you?

Mariah09202008 · January 2010

ummm...I'd call myself a "Ms"...but if it's an announcement, don't you send that out AFTER the wedding? Or are you sending out an announcement that you're engaged?

Usually-at least to me- "Miss" is reserved for younger women (like under 18 years).

commandz · January 2010

sorry I mean invitation

Mariah09202008 · January 2010

Definitely do "Ms".

cherrrylll · January 2010

I reserved the prefixes for the parent's names and just put our first, middle, last names.

Mr. & Mrs. blah invite you to the wedding of

Cheryl Lynn Awesome & Aaron Rudolfo Cheeseball

I think it sounds odd to prefix your own name.

Mariah09202008 · January 2010

The timing depends on when you need your final headcount. I had to have my final headcount in a week before the wedding. So I made the RSVP deadline 2 weeks before the wedding. That way I had a week to make phone calls, e-mails, etc.

Mariah09202008 · January 2010

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_texas-dallas-ft-worth_miss-ms?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local Wedding BoardsForum:102Discussion:1a33ce81-987f-4370-99de-828c8db864c3Post:b3bce6b3-d7cb-48de-b6c6-3c5e6555c506">Re: MIss or Ms? and RSVP timing</a>:
[QUOTE]I think it sounds odd to prefix your own name.
Posted by cherrrylll[/QUOTE]I was thinking this, too.