Country Quilter

If you wanted to embroider the bride and grooms first name and the date of their wedding on a wallhanging or whatever which is proper

Bride and Groom
May 17, 2008

Groom and Bride
May 17, 2008

Moonpi

Off hand, I would say Mr and Mrs.
I looked at the Emily Post site and could not find anything like that, but that is the traditional way. If you are "on the bride's side" you could probably put her name first.

Country Quilter

I couldn't find any etiquette sites either but I got to thinking about it and found a site that sells personalized wedding gifts, photo frames, champagne glasses, etc.. and on all the examples shown the brides name was first so I guess that is what I will do!!!

Thanks Moonpi!!!!! I called one of my sisters and she said the same thing you did, being it is my neice her name should go first! LOL

Barb M

i used to think a mans name should go first on everything, even bills come with his name first lol, but, someone told me once, when it's any kind of gift, the lady's name goes first, christmas cards, gifts, anything like that.

jbsstrawberry

Traditionally its the man's name first...but since invitations and announcements are printed with the brides name first...i think either would be ok.

Celeste

I agree with which side of the family you're on. I always say John and Jody and Renee and Marde. Brother and sister.

zyxquilts

Well, they always say "bride & groom", not 'groom & bride'...so I would put her name first too. :D