MemberFI 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?
MemberThey should each have their own invitation (:
Membertwo seperate ones. We had the same thing and extending each to bring a guest, so 2 different invitations.
MemberWe’ve got some friends who all live in the same house together. They’ll each receive their own invitation.
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MemberI 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.
MemberAllieLaLa: 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.
MemberMrsYellowDaffodil: 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.
MemberMrsYellowDaffodil: 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.
MemberSeparate, since they are separate social units. They are not each other’s date.
MemberThey are adults who are not in a relationship. They just happen to live at the same address. Two separate invitations.
