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QuestionHow do I invite a whole family to my wedding?Ivy Summer is a Certified Wedding Planner and the Owner of Voulez Events. Ivy has over 10 years of experience consulting, planning and coordinating weddings around the globe. She has also created a DIY online wedding planning workshop for couples, called "Plan Your Wedding Like A Pro." She currently resides in Greece where she continues to work with a worldwide network of planners and wedding professionals.Usually you'll want to address the head of the household. You'll also address one invitation per household, but if there are any children over the age of 18 living at home who are invited to the wedding, they should get their own invitation.
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QuestionIf I'm inviting some uncles and aunts, do I have to invite all of them?Community AnswerIt is your wedding, invite whomever you want. Some family members may get upset because they felt they were close enough to you to warrant an invitation, but this is your day, so invite who you want and omit the invitations for those you'd probably regret inviting.
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QuestionHow do I address a person when they are Jr.?Community AnswerSimply write Jr. after the name. That is all you have to do.
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QuestionHow do I address to a household with parents whose adult son is living with them, and all 3 are invited? The son is the closest friend.Community AnswerAddress it as you would anyone else. If the friend has a special part in the ceremony, let them know via a separate conduit. If the friend is especially special to you and it is especially important to you that they come, let them know this via a separate letter or note (or speak to them in person). The invite should simply be addressed to the entire household.
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