Addressing on Invitation Cards

[meilingg]

I'm gonna start writing my invites.

Just wonder, how do you gals write on the cards?

Do we need to write full name or Ms or Mr?

What if my colleagues/friends are bringing partner how do i address?

[nexusangel]

I don't think need to write full name..
I am just planning to write First name and Sirname. If they are bringing their partner then it will be for example "Amy Brown & Partner"

[tracylim]

Don't really require full name ba. But if you don't intend to invite their partner, I think can write only the person you are inviting. They probably won't bring their partner along then.

[sweettips]

I just write Mr. and Mrs. and then their surname.

[oceanspace]

we only used Mr./Mrs. or Ms. and then the guests' last names.

[oreofudge]

we used Mr./Mrs. and then there surname and Ms. for some girls.

[bellsandwhistles]

You can use Mr./Mrs. then put their surname. you can do the same thing with your colleagues.

[peachtwirl]

Yeah, we did Ms., Mr., Mrs., then if we invited the whole family, then we indicated it.

[missdessie]

add ms/mrs/mr in the invitation. if it's your colleague then write it this way: Mr./Mrs. (last name)

[kremela]

we print the Ms. and Mr. and just write the name of the person in the blank provided.

[dianawilson]

You can use Mr. & Mrs. and then their surname. You can also see here http://www.a2zweddingcards.com/weddi...tions-wordings how to properly address your wedding invitation.

[jelliebeans]

I think Mr. and Mrs. + their surname is just fine.

[mehmeh]

I think that if they're your friend/close relative, you can just write their names/Aunty Sharon etc on the envelope if you want something more formal, then you should standardise it and put Mr/Mrs/Ms for all! It'll be easier if you send it for printing anyway

[pastelnails]

Mr. and Ms. is needed for a more formal approach.