| Computer printed labels are a time-saver,
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| | wedding invitation for proper names and
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| but they make the first impression of
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| | at the end of a sentence. Try to fight
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| your formal wedding invitation appear
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| | the urge to use a capital letter at the
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| impersonal. If a calligrapher is not in
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| | beginning of each line to emphasis the
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| the budget, you can gather handwriting
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| | poetry and love expressed in the wording.
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| samples from your friends and offer them
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| | When seconds are rapidly ticking away on
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| a fun incentive to assist addressing the
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| | the wedding planning clock, a number
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| envelopes.
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| | seems almost insignificant. But writing
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| Courtesy titles such as Mrs. and Dr.
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| | numbers out is a way to stop for a moment
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| should be the only place you see
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| | and honor your very special wedding day.
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| punctuation on a wedding invitation. The
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| | The date should be spelled out and
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| basic rule of etiquette when addressing
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| | followed by the day - Saturday, the
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| professional guests places the most
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| | second of August. If you choose to
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| impressive title first on the invitation
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| | include the year, spell it out as well as
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| regardless of gender. Simply using Mr.
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| | the time. 3:00pm is written as 3 o'clock
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| and Mrs. can be confusing enough and is
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| | in the afternoon.
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| acceptable unless it's a formal wedding.
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| | Although traditional wedding invitation
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| If the doctor is your dear Uncle Hank,
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| | etiquette suggests everything be written
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| don't worry about addressing the
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| | out, the United States Post Office
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| professional title.
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| | encourages the use of numbers and state
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| Capital letters should only be used on a
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| | abbreviations for proper delivery.
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