How To Write Names On Wedding Invitation Envelopes

How to get started

Step 1

Enter the recipient's name, additional guests, and address in the provided fields.

Step 2

Review the suggested format and make any necessary adjustments to fit your style.

Step 3

Print or handwrite the addresses on your envelopes, following the provided guidelines.

Main Features

Wedding Invitation Addressing

Learn how to address wedding invitations with our expert guidance. From semi-formal to formal wedding addresses, we cover everything you need to know to properly address wedding invitations, announcements, and envelopes.

Addressing to Couples and Families

Discover the best practices for addressing envelopes to couples and families. Whether it's a married couple, a family, or an individual guest with a plus one, our service provides clear instructions on how to address each type of recipient.

Writing and Labeling Envelopes

Get tips on writing and labeling wedding invitation envelopes. Learn what to write on the front of the envelope, how to include guest names, and the proper way to format addresses to ensure your invitations are both elegant and correct.

FAQ

How do I address a wedding invitation to a married couple?

For a married couple, use 'Mr. and Mrs. John Smith' or 'Mr. John and Mrs. Jane Smith' depending on the formality of your event.

What is the proper way to address a wedding invitation to a family?

For a family, address the envelope as 'Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Family' or list each family member's name on separate lines.

How do I include a guest's name on the invitation envelope?

When including a guest, write 'Ms. Jane Doe and Guest' on the envelope to indicate that they are welcome to bring a plus one.