Post # 1

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Bumble bee
- Wedding: February 2015 - Mount Hermon
Fiance and I have some friends from college that are roommates post-college. We want to invite both of them.
Should we send one invitation, addressing it to both or two seperate invitations?
Post # 2

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Bee Keeper
They should each have their own invitation (:
Post # 3

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Busy bee
- Wedding: November 2014 - 11/15/14-Vineyard
two seperate ones. We had the same thing and extending each to bring a guest, so 2 different invitations.
Post # 4

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Busy bee
We’ve got some friends who all live in the same house together. They’ll each receive their own invitation.
Post # 5

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Bee Keeper
MrsYellowDaffodil: Like PPs said, separate invitations.
Post # 6

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Busy bee
I think it depends on how formal your wedding is. I only sent one invitation per household and just put the names of those invited all on one envelope. Nobody complained or said anything about it.
Post # 7

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Bumble bee
- Wedding: February 2015 - Mount Hermon
AllieLaLa: Ours is pretty informal to, and these ladies aren’t sticklers for ettiquete by any means. But since they’re not related, just good friends and roommates, I’m unsure.
Post # 8

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Bumble bee
MrsYellowDaffodil: 2 invitations, no doubt. Just because they are not sticklers for etiquette does not mean they would not want their own invitations. Just because they are roommates, does not mean they operate as a unit. You should not assume they operate as a unit by sending one invitation.
Post # 9

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Busy bee
MrsYellowDaffodil: I say do whatever you think is best then. I pretty much said to heck with etiquette and did it all my way. I figure I know my friends and family well enough to know who would be offended/put off by that sort of thing and who couldn’t care less.
Post # 10

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Honey bee
Separate, since they are separate social units. They are not each other’s date.
Post # 11

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Honey Beekeeper
They are adults who are not in a relationship. They just happen to live at the same address. Two separate invitations.