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When the bride's parents sponsor the wedding |
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Waterman Smith
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When the groom's parents sponsor the wedding |
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burdell Clark |
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When both parents sponsor the wedding |
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Waterman Smith ————————————————————— Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Waterman Smith |
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When the bride and groom sponsor their own wedding |
The honor of your presence is requested ————————————————————— Miss Carol Ann Smith |
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With divorced or deceased parents |
a) When the bride's mother is sponsoring the Mrs. Julie Hurden Smith b) When the bride's mother is sponsoring the wedding and has remarried: Mrs. Julie Hurden Booker ————————————————————— Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Booker c) When the bride's father is sponsoring the wedding and has not remarried: Mr. Alexander Waterman Smith d) When the bride's father is sponsoring the wedding and has remarried: Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Waterman Smith
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Deceased parents |
a) When a close friend or relative sponsors the wedding: Mr. and Mrs. Brandt Elliott Lawson |
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In military ceremonies, the rank determines the placement of names |
a) Any title lower than sergeant should be omitted. Only the branch of service should be included under that person's name: Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Waterman Smith
b) Junior officers' titles are placed below their names and are followed by their branch of service: Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Waterman Smith
c) If the rank is higher than lieutenant, titles are placed before names, and the branch of service is placed on the following line: Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Waterman Smith
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Sample of a less formal, more contemporary invitation |
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Waterman Smith |
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