Once you and your fiancé have completely finished adding everyone that you want to add to your wedding guest list, it is time to start sending out your wedding invitations!!
If you are still having trouble on whether you should or should not invite someone you know to your wedding, then you can click here to read my other post which will help you to decide who you should actually invite to your wedding!
If you are on a tight budget the easiest way to cut wedding costs is by limiting the amount of people you invite to your wedding.
Even as the weeks go on if you want to send someone a last minute invite you can just make sure you do it before you send your wedding venue and caterers the final count of people that will be attending!
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How to Address Wedding Invitations
Now the first question you need to ask yourself when it comes to how you should address your wedding invitations is do I want to address my guests formally or do I want to address them informally.
For a little advice, address your weddings based off of how you want the setting of your wedding to be.
If you want to have a formal wedding then address your guests formally on your invitations and if you want more of a laid back, informal wedding then address your wedding guests casually.
Once you have decided which way you want to address your wedding invitations, down below there are examples for both methods on how you should properly address your wedding guests on their wedding invitations.
Formal
~ Single Female: Mary Ann
~ Single Male: James Knight
~ Unmarried Couple: Mr. James Knight and Ms. Mary Ann
~ Married Couple: Mr. and Mrs. James Knight
~ Married couple with Children: Mr. and Mrs. Knight, Julia and Frazer
~ Officiant: The Reverend James Knight
Informal
~ Single Female: Mary Ann
~ Single Male: James Knight
~ Unmarried Couple: James Knight and Mary Ann
~ Married Couple: James and Mary Knight
~ Married Couple with Children: The Knight Family
~ Officiant: Reverend James Knight
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