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The wedding invitation etiquette that follows is only a brief list of important etiquette usages suggested by professional wedding invitation printers. Please call or email us if you have specific wedding invitation etiquette concerns or questions. We are happy to offer this free wedding invitation etiquette service to you - everyday. Please email your wedding invitation etiquette questions to us custsvc@foreverandalways.com.
Using Titles:
Reverend, Doctor, Captain, and all other professional titles are not abbreviated unless lack of space necessitates it.
Reverend and Mrs. Jonathan James Smith request the honour of your presence
Courtesy Titles:
Abbreviations for Mr., Mrs., Ms., and Dr., are used as proper titles. Always write out titles for clergy, judges and military officers.
Using Roman Numerals:
Roman numerals are preceded by a comma.
Eliza Rose
to
Matthew James Fischer, III
Using Suffixes:
Junior is preceded by a comma; when spelled in full, it is not capitalized.
Susan Davis
to
Jonathan James Smith, junior
Junior is preceded by a comma; when abbreviated, it is capitalized.
Susan Davis
to
Jonathan James Smith, Jr.
Professional Titles (guests):
Professional titles are listed first, including cases where only the woman has the professional title.
Doctor Katherine Jones and Mr. David Michael Jones
If both doctors have separate last names, list them alphabetically and use separate lines.
Dr. Ethan Jeffrey Prescott
Dr. Melissa Whipple
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