Use the example wording guidelines below to help address your envelopes:

How to address save the dates to families. Save the date cards are basically sent out to friends and family who will be attending the wedding. Other tips on how to address save the dates. The basic rule of thumb is to send save the dates 6 months before the wedding.

You may use nicknames, if you like, but only on the save the date, not on the invitation. I will not be using a second inner envelope for the invitation. Children under 18 should be listed in order from oldest to youngest beneath their parents’ names.

When including guests who are over eighteen and still living at home with their parents, send them a separate save the date and invitation. For save the dates, you can simply add “and family” after the couples name to indicate that you are planning to invite the whole family. They are generally sent out a year to six months before the wedding to allow.

Spell your guests’ full names. It’s traditional to list the bride’s name first; Use “and guest” to specify a plus one*.

There’s no rule that says you need to use titles (mr., ms., and mrs.) when addressing your. Most stores have the capability to print all your guests' names and addresses right onto the envelopes. If possible, include the name of.

Full first and last names of the bride and groom. Everyone in the family should be listed by name if they are invited. Married couple with the same last name.