Invitation wording for divorced parents
Your mother’s name goes first, followed by your father’s name. Do not connect the names with an "AND".
If your father hasn’t been in your life since you were a baby, it is acceptable to put just your mother’s name or the names of your mother and stepfather on the invitations.
Every family is unique, and there may be a host of other issues you are worrying about. Just remember that communication is a key. Keep both of your parents informed as to what you are thinking about and ask for input from both of them. Don’t compare one parent to another as this will only increase the tension for your big day.
If you are in a very complicated situation, you might want to consider asking your Officiant, wedding coordinator or counselor for advice.
If your father hasn’t been in your life since you were a baby, it is acceptable to put just your mother’s name or the names of your mother and stepfather on the invitations.
Every family is unique, and there may be a host of other issues you are worrying about. Just remember that communication is a key. Keep both of your parents informed as to what you are thinking about and ask for input from both of them. Don’t compare one parent to another as this will only increase the tension for your big day.
If you are in a very complicated situation, you might want to consider asking your Officiant, wedding coordinator or counselor for advice.
posted by San Diego Wedding Tipster | 11:21 PM
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