My brother-in-law is getting married and my mother-in-law wants HER boyfriend's name on the announcements...a boyfriend who she tells everyone she's breaking up with every other week. What is proper etiquette for this? And how do we tell her if it isn't what she wants to hear?
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Mom's Boyfriend listed on the wedding announcements
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Dear Chellebelle,
The parents would announce the wedding if this were a traditional setting. More often these days, the couple announces. But, if the couple wants tradition, only the mother's name would be listed. The boyfriend is not his father.
These are sent after the wedding, not before.
Also, this information is in any etiquette book.
This is a traditional announcement with both parents announcing:
Mr. and Mrs. James Walker
and
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Jones
announce the marriage of
Cheryl Rae Walker
to
Mr. Timothy Earle Jones
Date
Location
This is the more modern announcement that many are using:
Cheryl Rae Walker
and
Mr. Timothy Earle Jones
announce their marriage
Date
Location
Best wishes,
The parents would announce the wedding if this were a traditional setting. More often these days, the couple announces. But, if the couple wants tradition, only the mother's name would be listed. The boyfriend is not his father.
These are sent after the wedding, not before.
Also, this information is in any etiquette book.
This is a traditional announcement with both parents announcing:
Mr. and Mrs. James Walker
and
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Jones
announce the marriage of
Cheryl Rae Walker
to
Mr. Timothy Earle Jones
Date
Location
This is the more modern announcement that many are using:
Cheryl Rae Walker
and
Mr. Timothy Earle Jones
announce their marriage
Date
Location
Best wishes,
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