Wedding invitations are called raiders, and mistakes are a joke.

First, respect for relatives.

1, elder

Wife and parents: Dear father-in-law/mother-in-law.

Mother's brother: Zun Jiutai

Mother's sister: Uncle Zun.

Mother's cousin: respect for mother's uncle

Mother's cousin: Your mother's uncle.

Father's brother: Uncle Zun.

Father's sister: uncle/aunt

Father's cousin: Cousin/Cousin

Cousins of father: Cousins/Cousins

2. Title of peers

Brother/Cousin: Respect brother/good brother

Sister-in-law/Cousin: Dear sister-in-law/virtuous brother-in-law

Cousin: Cousin/cousin

Cousin's brother-in-law's house: Dear cousin husband/virtuous cousin husband.

Wife and brother: Your brother-in-law/virtuous brother-in-law.

Wife's cousin: Your brother-in-law/virtuous brother-in-law.

Wife and Cousin: Your Cousin

Wife, sister, husband's family: Dear brother/brother-in-law.

3. The word nephew generation

Sons and nephews of their own race: good nephews

A cousin's son: a virtuous nephew.

Cousin's son: virtuous cousin and nephew

Cousin's son: a virtuous cousin

Wife and brother's son: virtuous nephew

Wife and sister's son: Xianhui's nephew

Son of the man's family/parents-in-law: Xian Jiutai

4. Friends, colleagues and leaders

Generally, it is the address of Mr., Ms. and Miss.

If you are a buddy, you can write: Dear brother/good brother, unit leader, generally you can write the title of leader.

Wedding invitations from the perspective of newcomers;

1, elder

Mother's brother: Zun Jiutai

Mother's sister: Uncle Zun.

Mother's cousin: respect for mother's uncle

Mother's cousin: Your mother's uncle.

Father's brother: Uncle Zun.

Father's sister: uncle/aunt

Father's cousin: Cousin/Cousin

Cousins of father: Cousins/Cousins

Note: Parents' sisters/cousins usually write invitations with in-laws as the main body, and those who are divorced or widowed write the names of relatives.

2. Peer

Brother/Cousin: Respect brother/good brother

Sister's/Cousin's in-laws: Dear sister-in-law/virtuous brother-in-law.

Cousin: Cousin/cousin

Cousin's brother-in-law's house: Dear cousin husband/virtuous cousin husband.

Remarks: For unmarried brothers and sisters, cousins and cousins, write their names directly, and then add the honorific title of Mr. or Ms..

3. sons and nephews: good nephews (suitable for newcomers with higher qualifications)

A cousin's son: a virtuous nephew.

Cousin's son: virtuous cousin and nephew

Cousin's son: a virtuous cousin

4. Friends, colleagues and leaders

Generally, it is the address of Mr., Ms. and Miss.

(1) Single correct version: surname+title+first name+Mr. or Ms.+? Qi Jun?

(2) Married version: name+title+family or name+family photo.

Remarks: Leaders are generally addressed as Mr., Ms. and Miss. If you don't use this general title, you can add the title of leader to write it.

Matters needing attention in filling out and sending wedding invitations:

1. First, your respectful name and name of the invited person. Please refer to your polite name above. Everyone should pay attention to the names. You need to write the full name of the invitee. No nicknames, nicknames or initials. There must be no typos in the name.

2. If two people are invited, what should be added in the middle of their names? Cum? Or? And then what? Don't use commas or pauses in the middle of names.

It is worth reminding everyone that the time and place of the wedding must not be written wrong, which is very important! The time and place of the wedding, the time and place of the wedding, the time and place of the wedding, and the important things are said three times. After writing the invitation, you'd better check carefully for any mistakes.

After filling out the invitation, the couple will send it out. What should I pay attention to when sending wedding invitations? Then look down.

1. Invitations are usually sent half a month before the wedding, and some couples can send them one month in advance because of the schedule.

2. The invitation letter must be delivered to the invitee in person, which is formal enough. Elders or their friends can be sent by parents, classmates, friends or colleagues, unit leaders, etc. Newcomers must not impersonate others, but give them to their friends. Imagine how you can get someone else to send invitations for you when you are married.