No-fuss Tips For How to Address Wedding Invitations

Deciding how to address wedding invitations is simple with a little inspiration - great examples for phrases and more. And If you're anything like most bride-to-be's, you're a little confused.

Here's that one important tip that will take you from day 1 of planning to your big day - Follow the "going on an interview" rule: "When in doubt always go for the more professional approach". In the meantime, here are some simple ideas for addressing your invites.

To A Single Guest & Inviting Children

Mary Kindig and Family OR Ms/Miss Mary Kindig & Family

111 Street Name Avenue/Street (not Ave. or St.)

City, Province/State Zip or Postal Code

To A Couple With The Same Last Name & Inviting Children

Mr. and Mrs. Flegding and Family OR Joe & Mary Fledging & Family

111 Street Name Avenue/Street (not Ave. or St.)

City, Province/State Zip or Postal Code

To A Couple With Different Last Names & Inviting Children

Jane Li & Joe Fry and Family OR Mrs. Jane Li & Mr. Joe Fry and Family

111 Street Name Avenue/Street (not Ave. or St.)

City, Province/State Zip or Postal Code

To A Couple With The Same Last Name No Children

Mr. and Mrs. Flegding OR Joe & Mary Fledging

111 Street Name Avenue/Street (not Ave. or St.)

City, Province/State Zip or Postal Code

To A Couple With Different Last Names No Children

Jane Li & Joe Fry OR Mrs. Jane Li & Mr. Joe Fry

111 Street Name Avenue/Street (not Ave. or St.)

City, Province/State Zip or Postal Code

To A Single Guest No Children

Mary Kindig OR Ms/Miss Mary Kindig

111 Street Name Avenue/Street (not Ave. or St.)

City, Province/State Zip or Postal Code

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