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Wedding invitation addressing guide from the feminist prospective

Everyone loves to be invited to the wedding of their loved ones. But from time immemorial, we have seen the same way of addressing the invitees. The card either says Mr and Mrs his last name or Mrs or Mr his last name.

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Wedding invitation addressing guide from the feminist prospective

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  1. Wedding invitation addressing guide from the feminist prospective

  2. 1.No longer ‘Mrs his last nameYou can write Mr his first name and Mrs her first name along with his last name. If you want a less formal invite, you can always address them with their first name only.

  3. 2. LGBT couple addressing styleyou can put the names of both the members of the relationship in the same line. Make sure that you put the names in alphabetical order.

  4. 3. The Live-in relation invitesThere are various couples who prefer living together but, not getting married. For such couples, the best rule of the modern wedding invitations etiquettes is to write the names of both in alphabetical order.

  5. 4.Maiden name still remainsyou are advised to use the full name of both the members of the couple on the same line of your invitation card.

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