My Mum and Dad are getting carried away and wanting to be the ones sending the invitations....as in "Mr & Mrs......request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter....etc..." so judging by that I'd say they'll be going for formality! If we let them, of course.....
CommentAuthorVickie
I am using formal names such as Mr and Mrs Adam Jackson etc.
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CommentAuthorsussie
i should have said that, my parents are "hosting" it, they paying for it, so its a small sacrifice lol. but i am giving them choices of the wording, I just dont want to offend the grandparents by saying pauline and bill (for example) rather than nana and grandad. i just wondered what the done thing is
CommentAuthormadhen
That's a good point - I tihnk my Nanna would find it odd if I called her Lily! Unless you put their proper name and then Nanna or Mum and Dad or whatever in brackets or something?!
CommentAuthorLauraJo87
I think it's more common to use names. I will be because my parents are divorced and remarried. But I think if you prefer mum and dad, nana and grandad etc you go for it!
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CommentAuthorLinzi-jo
I am doing what madhen said and writing their name with nan etc. in brackets next to it. But I think I may do the wording differently for parents too and make it a little more sentimental than the others will be :) xxx
Got together 14.02.2008
Got engaged 31.12.2010
Will become a Mrs on 30.08.2014 xxxxxx
