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technically, she might still be mrs., but i would probably put ms. ask her though! just make sure their names are on separate lines with no 'and'
I would have your fiance ask his mom what honorific she prefers. My guess is Ms., but you never know---and it's worth getting it right for her since she you're future MIL.
I'd ask her directly or get your FI to ask her so there is no confusion or hurt feelings after!
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Hi Bees, so my fiance's parents are seperated. Definitely not together, but too elderly to bother with divorcing. His mom is common-law living together with another man. So obviously she still has the same last name as her husband. How should I list it on the wedding invitation: Would she then be Ms. (instead of Mrs.)
Ms. Jane Doe
Mr. Jim Doe
is that right, or is she still Mrs. (perhaps I should just ask her). But what do you all think.