Quinceanera Invitation Wording when parents are divorced/remarried?

Question

I'm giving my daughter a Quinceanera party and printing the invitations myself. Her father & I are divorced from each other and have both remarried. What is the proper way to word the invitations to reflect that we're both contributing to the party?

Answer 1

mr and mrs so and so
and
mr and mrs so and so
the family of -daughters name
wish to invite you......
something along those lines would work fine. the people who come will already know anyway.

Answer 2

Quinceanera Invitation Wording

Answer 3

The proper term to use is that you are "hosting" the party:

"Mr John Smith and Mrs Mary Jones, the proud parents of their daughter Emily, are hosting a Quinceanera on the evening of October 28th at the Rockybrook Country Club. Cocktail reception is at 6:00PM and...."

(You might also use the term "co-hosting")

(P.S. Have you ever heard the term "no-host bar" at a party? It means that the guests must pay for their own drinks. In other words, it isn't "hosted" by the people throwing the party.)

Answer 4

Mr. John Smith and Ms. Susan Smith {on separate lines] cordially invite you...of their daughter Miss Carol Smith.
Don't mention your father or mother titles. The separate lines and the use of the title Ms. and the Mom's first name Instead of a married name will do the job. If you do not want to. you do not have to use the line of their daughter, if you think it might be confusing.

Answer 5

how about.. the daughter of your first name and his first name.. don't put the last name..

or

just put your last name and his last name!

i hope it works!