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How To Address Wedding Invitation Envelopes

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Long-standing tradition states that invitations should be addressed to couples using their titles, the first name of the male partner, and their last name (Mr. and Mrs. John Smith).

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When addressing an invitation to a single person, you should include their title, first name, and last name.

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For example, if you invite a family of four and the children are under eighteen, you can address the envelope using “and family.”

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If you are inviting a couple, either name can appear first. Tradition states that the male name comes first; however, either way, it is suitable by modern standards.

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Wedding Addressed:

How To Address Wedding Invitation Envelopes

Don’t miss this comprehensive guide on how to address wedding invitation envelopes.

You’re getting married! We realize planning a wedding can be stressful. That’s why we always bring you helpful tips to make things more manageable.

How To Address Wedding Invitation Envelopes

Long-standing tradition states that invitations should be addressed to couples using their titles, the first name of the male partner, and their last name (Mr. and Mrs. John Smith).

How to Address Wedding Invitations: Traditional Etiquette

When addressing an invitation to a single person, you should include their title, first name, and last name.

How to Address a Wedding Invitation to a Single Person

For example, if you invite a family of four and the children are under eighteen, you can address the envelope using “and family.”

How to Address a Wedding Invitation to a Family

If you are inviting a couple, either name can appear first. Tradition states that the male name comes first; however, either way, it is suitable by modern standards.

How to Address a Wedding Invitation to a Married Couple

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