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how is the proper way to write the name of a married couple?
im trying to do a personalized gift for my friends that just got married but dont know does his name go first or hers then the last name like john & jane smith or jane & john smith or is it done alphabetically and one other thing he is a jr.(john smith jr.) so do it include jr. like john and jane smith jr. not real names of course
i want to use her name also i know the other way where she has no Identity but i want her name also
6 Answers
- truefirsteditionLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
I always do "ladies first" - Jane and John Smith, Jr.
- KellyLv 71 decade ago
There are a few way you can do it
Mr and Mrs John Smith, Jr is the proper way.
Mr John and Mrs Jane Smith
John and Jane Smith
- Sandy EgoLv 71 decade ago
Are you sure her name is the same as his? Not all married couples share the same last name.
Re the order of names, in the US, his name goes first, but in other cultures it is customary to put a woman's name first.
If you want to include both people's names, whether they are the same or different, you could address them as Hisname Lastname Suffix and Hername Lastname, so it would be John Smith Jr and Jane Smith, or John Smith Jr and Jane Doe.
- DanielleLv 71 decade ago
It's antiquated but the man's name goes first. So they would be mr and mrs john and jane smith.
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- weddingqueenLv 51 decade ago
There is an etiquette rule that says a man is never separated from his last name so it would be Jane and John Doe.