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Might depend on how complicated it is, but since we're inviting everyone, our envelopes say "the such-and-such family" for those with kids or "person a and person b" for those without. We aren't using titles but I imagine you could do it exactly the same way if you were. If we weren't inviting the kids, we'd do the family ones the same as the couple/single addresses---just two adult names listed.
We didn't do inner envelopes either, in an attempt to be eco-friendly. I listed everyone on the outside envelope. I sort of made up my own method of addressing, attempting to include the first names of the women, which doesn't always happen. A lot of my friends are physicians, many have not changed their last names or are not married, so it was tricky sometimes. I indented the line below the parents and put the kids' names. A couple of examples:
Mr. John & Mrs. Jane Smith
Mr. John Smith & Dr. Jane Jones
Kyla and Mary
Dr. John & Dr. Jane Jones
Adam
Mr. John Smith & Ms. Jane Jones
Kyla, Mary and Adam
You could write a quick personal note on the inside cover of each invitation listing all their names like below. It would add a nice personal touch, although it would be a little time consuming.
Envelope would say:
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith
Inside of invitation would say:
Dear John, Jane, Bobby, and Betty - can't wait to see you there!
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So I have pocketfold invitations and no inner envelope. How do I let my guests know exactly who is invited? Suggestions?