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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Proper use of Mis.
I am divorced. On my sons wedding invitation should my name show as Mary Cunningham or Mis Mary Cunningham?
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Anon: Use whatever you are most comfortable with, but not "Mis," because the salutations are either Miss, Mrs. or Ms. Have a wonderful wedding!
- Anon: Use whatever you are most comfortable with, but not "Mis," because the salutations are either Miss, Mrs.
- or Ms.
- Have a wonderful wedding!
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Anon:
Use whatever you are most comfortable with, but not "Mis," because the salutations are either Miss, Mrs. or Ms.
Have a wonderful wedding!
Use whatever you are most comfortable with, but not "Mis," because the salutations are either Miss, Mrs. or Ms.
Have a wonderful wedding!
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If the groom's father is included in the invitation and you use Mr., you need a title for yourself. If the father isn't mentioned, you could even go without a title. Otherwise, suit yourself, but note the spelling correction offered in the earlier post.
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