How to type addresses in formal wedding invitations.?

Question

I know that you spell out the numbers for the date. Do you spell out the numbers for the address?
For example: 570 62nd Ave N
Would that be: Five-Hundred-Seventy Sixty-Second Avenue North?
Or just: 570 Sixty-Second Avenue North

Answer 1

On the invitation itself the address should read: 570 62nd Avenue North, Town, State (no zip)

When addressing the envelops words such as North, South, Street, Boulevard, and Avenue should be spelled. Titles such as Dr., Mr., Mrs., Ms., and Rev. are abbreviated. States should be written too such as Washington not WA.

Writing out the full names of directions (north, south, etc), streets (Street, Avenue, etc.) and state will not cause your invitations to arrive any later than normal. Mail is sorted by zip code before it's sorted by address. Postal workers are very accustomed to seeing the full words written out.

Answer 2

570 Sixty-Second Avenue North
Smallville, New York 10001

Be sure to spell out the state as well.

Congratulations!

Answer 3

Address is not necessary if you're having a separate map and directions card.

If you're not having one, then "570 Sixty-Second Avenue North" is correct. Do not include the zip code on the invitation.

Answer 4

you are suppose to do it like 570 sixty-second avenue north you dont have to write out numbers but everything yes

Answer 5

570 62nd Ave N is fine -- most mail services in the western world use character recognition technology for processing mail, so if you spell out the numbers in the address it will take much longer for your invitations to reach your guests -- if indeed at all!

Good luck though, and all the best for your wedding!

Answer 6

To my knowledge 570 62ND Ave N would be fine.