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properly, junior is spelled lowercase, but Jr. is acceptable as well, according to wedding etiquette.
My cousin always does his the second way, although I'm not really sure what the etiquette would be!
I don't really think there is a proper way, but I always see it as FI, LI, Jr.
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My Fiance is a Junior and it's important that it's on the invitation. His father has passed away. Is it First I. Last, Junior
First I. Last, Jr
First I. Last, jr.
you get the idea. I'm punctuation stunted!