| Depending on who you are sending a wedding | | | | envelope as described above but you would |
| invitation to, there are various etiquette | | | | also add the first name of the children under |
| rules for addressing the inner and outer | | | | the names of the parents on the inside |
| envelope. The outside of the envelope is | | | | envelope. Remember that the proper etiquette |
| usually more formal than the inner envelope. | | | | is to use only the first names of the |
| The outer envelope uses the tile and full | | | | children on the wedding invitations. |
| name of the invitee. Since the outer envelope | | | | |
| is usually formal, how should you address | | | | If you are inviting a single female, use Miss |
| this envelope to various guests? | | | | Daphne Horten and if you are inviting a |
| | | | single male friend, use Mr. Alex Doe. On the |
| Usually, when you address an outer envelope | | | | inside envelope you can indicate whether they |
| to a couple that is married, use the | | | | can bring a date by writing their name and |
| husband's full name and use Mr. and Mrs. For | | | | adding "and Guest." If you do not want to |
| example, you would address an envelope to a | | | | have an extra person at the wedding that you |
| married couple: Mr. and Mrs. Vincent | | | | might not know, leave the "and Guest" part |
| Chandler. However, you would not use such | | | | off of the inner envelope. If you have a |
| formal etiquette on an invitation that you | | | | single friend that is divorced, use the name |
| send to your close relatives. If this is the | | | | that she kept. If she decided to go by her |
| case, on the invitation you send to a close | | | | maiden name, you may put Miss and not Ms. in |
| loved ones by the name you typically call | | | | front of her name. |
| them such as Aunt Katie and Uncle Vincent. | | | | |
| | | | If one of your guests has a title such as |
| What if you want to invite a couple that is | | | | judge, doctor or any military title, use the |
| not married but they are living together? | | | | proper title in front of the individual's |
| There is still etiquette that you can use in | | | | name on the outside envelope. Etiquette |
| order to address the inner and outer | | | | states that only the title and last name |
| envelopes of the wedding invitation. On the | | | | should be on the inside envelope. |
| outside of the envelope, use Miss for the | | | | |
| female instead of Mrs. On the outer envelope | | | | Wedding envelope etiquette may seem confusing |
| you can write Miss Daphne Horten and Mr. Alex | | | | in the beginning but writing addresses on |
| Doe. | | | | wedding envelopes is actually not that hard. |
| | | | It might help you to list your guests |
| If you would like to address the invitation | | | | according to who is married, who is living |
| to your wedding to the couple as well as | | | | together, those with a title and so on so you |
| their children, there is another format that | | | | do not have to switch formats too often. |
| you can use. You would address the outer | | | | |