Question On Addressing Wedding Invitations

My minister for my wedding is also my fiance`s uncle. I couldn`t figure out how to address the envelope either, so I decided to just go with Mr. & Mrs. I figure you can`t go wrong with that.

Usually when the two are doctors you address them as such:
The Doctors Smith
So my guess is that you would do the same if they are both Reverends;
The Reverends Smith

Toodles...amanda

"The Reverends Jane and John smith" is the correct form.

I suggest that you put Mr. And Mrs. Joe Jones.........that is formal enough I think.....And I learned not to worry about small things like those, it just adds way more stress to things that you shouldnt have to stress about. Most likely they wouldnt even notice or care what you use, they will know its for them.....good luck! Mandy

You put:

TO THE REVERANDS JANE AND WILLIAM JONES


Titles for both and FULL names, not nicknames such as bill for william, you put name in full. You DO awknowledge both the titles. For example, if he was a reverand and she a physician, it would be To Dr. Jane smith and Reverand William smith
Female names are also placed before male names when there is a title involoved. Exceptances would be (less informal) To mr and mrs william smith. Or if he has a title and she doesnt`: to reverand wiiiam and mrs. Jane smith

Well.. Sort of. The last one on your example (Reverand William and Mrs. Jane Smith) is incorrect. Should be Reverend and Mrs. Willaim Smith. It`s the same form as Mr. And Mrs. William Smith.

How do you address a wedding invitation to two reverands?