Wedding Invitations - Addressing Your Family Members
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i thought wedding invitation is usually parents sent one (in name lah)
i.e. Mr & Mrs ABC
&
Mr & Mrs XYZ
would like to invite
so & so
to witness the wedding (blah blah blah)
of their son/daughter etc etc etc.
if it's your brother, then it's their son.
SO, no need to invite.
just ask your parents to call them can liao... -
Originally posted by TehJarVu:cow cow getting married?
congratulations!!!
by the way, what are you doing here
*kick teh back to study room*
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sorry actually what I meant was...Originally posted by kalangkabo:i thought wedding invitation is usually parents sent one (in name lah)
i.e. Mr & Mrs ABC
&
Mr & Mrs XYZ
would like to invite
so & so
to witness the wedding (blah blah blah)
of their son/daughter etc etc etc.
if it's your brother, then it's their son.
SO, no need to invite.
just ask your parents to call them can liao...
usually the invitation is from the parents, so if the parents give to say, my dad giving to his 3rd brother...
anyway ahh thank u all for your help... tink maybe i'll just put " and family"...
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Mooku, your wedding's not a shotgun marriage hor?
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Originally posted by dork3d:Mooku, your wedding's not a shotgun marriage hor?
hoy CHOY!!!!!!!
/me box dork3d -
Dunno why but I keep reading the first 2 names as chee bye hoon.Originally posted by MooKu:On wedding invitations, how does one usually address the recipient, who is family?
For instance, if the recipient of the invite is your 3rd brother, which is more appropriate:
a) Mr Chye Bee Hoon & Family
b) Chye Bee Hoon & Family
c) Bee Hoon & Family
d) 3rd brother & Family
e) better suggestions?
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anyway congratz hor.Originally posted by MooKu:sorry actually what I meant was...
usually the invitation is from the parents, so if the parents give to say, my dad giving to his 3rd brother...
anyway ahh thank u all for your help... tink maybe i'll just put " and family"...
just throw the nonsense to your parents and let them handle lah.
if the pple nto happy tell them dun come lor. its not their wedding also
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Then what? CTM & Naan?Originally posted by TehJarVu:simi laksa? -
*bei zhua dao*Originally posted by MooKu:
by the way, what are you doing here
*kick teh back to study room*
so shocked cow cow getting married worr, so cannot hide must come out -
yah... i think put full name is the common practiceOriginally posted by MooKu:sorry actually what I meant was...
usually the invitation is from the parents, so if the parents give to say, my dad giving to his 3rd brother...
anyway ahh thank u all for your help... tink maybe i'll just put " and family"...
bcos got your other half's parents involve (in name) also mah...
BTW, congratz!
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I never said I was getting marriedOriginally posted by TehJarVu:*bei zhua dao*
so shocked cow cow getting married worr, so cannot hide must come out -
mooku, got invite mi?
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croco ah croco... you don't want to marry me?Originally posted by sgboy2004:mooku, got invite mi?
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>confused<Originally posted by MooKu:I never said I was getting married
poor noopi always got bluffed... -
probably as main dishOriginally posted by sgboy2004:mooku, got invite mi?
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we wait and see lo...Originally posted by dork3d:Mooku, your wedding's not a shotgun marriage hor?
if within the next 9 months....we see another threads on giving red eggs...then we know -
croc as the first dish - cold dish...croco jelly, seasoned croco meat..croco meat with scrumble eggs..croco meat saladOriginally posted by kaobeikaobu:probably as main dish
2nd dish....shark fin soup with shredded croco meat...
3rd dish...roast croco legs...
4th dish...steamed croco head...
5th dish....stirred-fry croco meat with scallop
6th dish....braised croco meat with sea cucumber
7th...Ee Fu Noodles with minced croco meat
8th...chilled croco eggs -
waiting for u to propose to mi mahOriginally posted by MooKu:croco ah croco... you don't want to marry me? -
wah.....so sweetOriginally posted by MooKu:croco ah croco... you don't want to marry me? -
Mooku getting married?
ur like 21 right? So pure..so sweet -
I've seen the first one more. Though it is very formal.Originally posted by MooKu:On wedding invitations, how does one usually address the recipient, who is family?
For instance, if the recipient of the invite is your 3rd brother, which is more appropriate:
a) Mr Chye Bee Hoon & Family
b) Chye Bee Hoon & Family
c) Bee Hoon & Family
d) 3rd brother & Family
e) better suggestions? -
Originally posted by TehJarVu:>confused<
poor noopi always got bluffed... its ok, it's an occupational trait. -
u actually remember how old i am.Originally posted by Master -_-:Mooku getting married?
ur like 21 right? So pure..so sweet -
Hi MooKu,Originally posted by MooKu:On wedding invitations, how does one usually address the recipient, who is family?
For instance, if the recipient of the invite is your 3rd brother, which is more appropriate:
a) Mr Chye Bee Hoon & Family
b) Chye Bee Hoon & Family
c) Bee Hoon & Family
d) 3rd brother & Family
e) better suggestions?
Congratulations! I have planned enough weddings to let u know that u don't have to give ur 3rd bro an invite. Just ask him personally and that will be more than enough. Am sure he will understand. Usually, in Singapore, u don't really need to send invites to your immediately family as they will come for ur wedding... for sure! But don't take them for granted, so do remember to invite them urself. And as mentioned by someone earlier... (sorry too many names) u only get 70% of ur estimated guests if u got a hotel package. So don't waste it, call the people u have wanna invite for the wedding, and only send to those who say they will come and those that are a must like ur parents' friends, ur bosses, workmates. This way, u won't have to "waste" the invite! Hahhahaha -
Mookie
restaurant just called
you want to include shark fins soup on the menu?
and remember later we have to go down test your suit and my gown