How do you address a card to two people just living together with a child between them?

Answer 1

The postal service is primarily concerned with the bottom 2 lines of your address

123 STREET STE 101
ANYTOWN NY 00000

What goes on the top line doesn't concern them as much. If you know which person is on the lease, put their name first:

Jack Tripper & Chrissy Snow & Family

I know this feels odd but will work.

Happy Holidays to you!

Answer 2

There should be rules for this as it happens so often! When I was living with my son's dad people just addressed things to us using his last name. I didn't mind. But, before my brother and his wife were married they liked things addressed to both of them by their first and last names. You could also try To the Smith/Jones family. Or something like that. But, really it depends on how well you know then and what you think they prefer. If in doubt you can always ask them.

Answer 3

Address the envelope as Mr Smith and family (or Ms. Smith)
Use everyones first name inside the card

Answer 4

Address the envelope to the person that you are closer with (if you knew the guy first, address it to him). In the card, use their first names only.

Answer 5

By their names, of course.

On the envelope:

His First Name Last Name
Her First Name Last Name Name
Child's First Name Last Name (if desired)
Their address


In the card:

Dear Her Name, His Name, Child's Name

It's easy. Always address people by their names, it works like a charm.

Answer 6

On the envelope, address it to both of them using their full names. Inside, use everyone's first name!

Answer 7

The way I've done in the past was To the family of: childs name... just a suggestion

Answer 8

I don't know how most people would address it, but I would do something like

Burt Johnson & Sarah Jones & Family

Answer 9

First names only!
his last name/her last name &family

Answer 10

On the envelope:
Father's name & Mother's name & Family
Address

Inside:
First names