Obviously when i get married, I am going to be taking his name (grose), but am i legally allowed to keep my maiden name for my business, as clarke sounds a bit better. I just thought of it, and am hoping some one can tell me please
CommentAuthorsussie
and really dont want it double barrelled, in no order will it be right especially as they pronunce it as gross
CommentAuthor*KelBel*
Yes you can, any work related info u can keep in maiden name legally x
Velcro...my wedding day twinny! The Two Kel's!
Got engaged 14/10/12 in Central Park NYC!
Became Mrs Macdonald 13th September 2014
Mummy to 4 girlies and baby blue boy Due 10/05/2016
CommentAuthorsussie
woohoo really didnt fancy paying out to change all the business cards and vouuchers lol
CommentAuthorMrs-Mouse-2-be
Will you be changing your name with your bank, accountant, etc? I don't know much about this but I would assume you might need to look into this in a bit more depth but I'm sure its possible.
Yes one of my friends got married and kept everything (passport, work etc) in her maiden name
So lucky to be marrying my soulmate on 18/07/20
CommentAuthorOfficially Mrs M
you can get your bank to put nee Clarke on your cards so for your business they will still accept payments in your maiden name
8th September 2012 I married my best friend
1st September 2014 our little family grew by one
Women are made to be loved, not understood. - Oscar Wilde
CommentAuthorKirsty
I have a PhD in my maiden name, but in Science we usually keep our maiden names (as its easier to keep all our publicatiosn etc.) and then have my legal 'home' surname!
CommentAuthorHayley Elizabeth
I don't see anything wrong with keeping your maiden name for work purposes, especially if it's your own business xx
CommentAuthorMrsWright290912
No-one says that when you marry it is a legal requirement to take your husband's surname. I know many people who have kept their maiden name in work and for business
I really did marry my Mr Wright and we had a nice day for a
Wright wedding!
Mexico for our first anniversary
CommentAuthorLittle Kettle
Absolutely. I considered this as I was published in my maiden name. As it turns out, I've moved out of that sector now so no-one would give a monkeys LOL!
