Which is grammatically correct? Mr & Mrs .......... or Mrs & Mr ...........?

Answer 1

Mr. & Mrs.
because the man is like "in charge" of the household
and the wife (normally) takes his last name
So it'd be like Mr. & Mrs. [Man's name here]

Answer 2

It's always been Mr. and Mrs .... I don't even think I can say it the other way around! It's almost like a tongue twister! Not that the woman shouldn't go first (ahem!) but that's just the way it's been since day one and I do believe, too, that although it might not be "grammatically correct or incorrect" either way, far more people are familiar with the Mr. first ....

Hope this helps.
By the way - why do you ask??

Answer 3

In the old days, it was Mr. & Mrs. (insert man's first and last name here). A woman was known as Mrs. (husband's name). Now, either one is correct. Traditionally Mr. & Mrs. is used, but Mrs. & Mr. is fine as well.

Answer 4

Mr. and Mrs. is the most most commonly used but both are grammatically ok. mr and mrs is used bc men like being seen as the ones who wear the pants even though we ALL know its the women who rule! lol

Answer 5

Mr & Mrs is correct.Because of it being a mans world years ago that is the way it was suppose to be written.

Answer 6

Mr. and Mrs. i think it is like this in letters and things because the woman takes the mans name when they get married.

Answer 7

Grammatically correct it is Mr and Mrs.

Also for a women when she gets married, say your name is
" Michael Thompson ", then she will become "Mrs" Michael Thompson.

It's all about the man xD.

Answer 8

Mr. and Mrs. usually.

Answer 9

I believe its Mr & Mrs.

Answer 10

Mr & Mrs is usual, but I think both are technically acceptable.

Answer 11

Mr&Mrs, you always name the male first