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Wedding Invitation .
On a wedding invitation is it proper to say
invites you to the wedding of their daughter Jane Doe to Dr.John Smith
or is it bettetr to say John Smith, D.C.
asked in etiquette
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| Atlantis_device answers: It depends how formal you are trying to be. Both forms are OK - but putting the Dr. in is a bit unnecesarry? 3 years ago / reply
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| Logicalawyer answers: I think for consistency you either address both formally eg Miss and Dr or neither.
Dr as you know is formal title, so if someone has worked hard for it, why shouldn't everyone know! 3 years ago / reply
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| cairina.moschata answers: I would write,
... invites you to the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Jane to John Smith M.D.
or
... requests your presence at the marriage of their daugther Jane to John Smith M.D. 3 years ago / reply
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