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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Miss, Mrs., Ms., at a Wedding
Please help!!! I am working on Programs for a Wedding Ceremony which is to take place in just a few days. I have a question about how to properly name persons who are part of the Wedding party.
1. We have an unmarried (and never been married) 30' something (I think it should be Miss). Should it be "Ms." as a courtesy or "Miss"?
2. We have a Mother and Father of the Bride/Groom who are divorced and neither are remarried. Should it be Mr. John Doe on one line and Mrs. John Doe on the next? Or should the Mother be referred to as "Ms." in the Program??
3. When a couple is married but each would like their first names used, should it be "Mr. John Doe and Mrs. Sally Doe" or should it be Mr. John Doe on one line and Mrs. Sally Doe on the next???? The format of the document will not permit the names to be on the same lines?????
PLEASE HELP!!! I NEED TO COMPLETE AND PRINT THESE PROGRAMS TODAY!!!!
1. We have an unmarried (and never been married) 30' something (I think it should be Miss). Should it be "Ms." as a courtesy or "Miss"?
2. We have a Mother and Father of the Bride/Groom who are divorced and neither are remarried. Should it be Mr. John Doe on one line and Mrs. John Doe on the next? Or should the Mother be referred to as "Ms." in the Program??
3. When a couple is married but each would like their first names used, should it be "Mr. John Doe and Mrs. Sally Doe" or should it be Mr. John Doe on one line and Mrs. Sally Doe on the next???? The format of the document will not permit the names to be on the same lines?????
PLEASE HELP!!! I NEED TO COMPLETE AND PRINT THESE PROGRAMS TODAY!!!!
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I don't know and these things can be an etiquette nightmare. com on their chat forum pages, it is full of stuff like this.
- I don't know and these things can be an etiquette nightmare.
- com on their chat forum pages, it is full of stuff like this.
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I don't know and these things can be an etiquette nightmare. I'd recommend asking over at www.weddingchannel.com on their chat forum pages, it is full of stuff like this.
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