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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Addressing groomsmen or groomsman?
I have 4 groomsmen in my wedding. When giving them gifts, is it proper to address each groomsmen individually as groomsman?
Example: for each individual gift label should I say, "Keith, Groomsman; John, Groomsman..." or "Keith, Groomsmen; John, Groomsmen..."
Example: for each individual gift label should I say, "Keith, Groomsman; John, Groomsman..." or "Keith, Groomsmen; John, Groomsmen..."
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Each individual is a groomsman.
- Each individual is a groomsman.
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