How to Address Engagement Party Invitations

* The formality of the event. A casual engagement party will allow for more flexibility in addressing invitations, while a formal engagement party will require more traditional etiquette.

* The number of guests. If you are inviting a large number of guests, you may want to consider using an outer envelope with the guest's name and address and an inner envelope with the guest's name and the invitation details.

* The format of the invitation. If the invitation is printed, you will need to use a formal font and spacing. If the invitation is handwritten, you can use a more casual font and spacing.

Here are some examples of how to address engagement party invitations:

* For a casual engagement party:

* Mr. and Mrs. John Smith

* 123 Main Street

* Anytown, CA 12345

* For a formal engagement party:

* Mr. and Mrs. John Smith

* 123 Main Street

* Anytown, CA 12345

* The Honor of Your Presence is Requested at the Engagement Party of

* Their Daughter, Jane,

* and

* Mr. John Doe

* Saturday, March 12, 2023

* at

* Six O'Clock in the Evening

* The Green Room

* 123 Main Street

* Anytown, CA 12345

* For an engagement party with a large number of guests:

* Outer envelope:

* Mr. and Mrs. John Smith

* 123 Main Street

* Anytown, CA 12345

* Inner envelope:

* Jane Smith

* and

* John Doe

* Saturday, March 12, 2023

* at

* Six O'Clock in the Evening

* The Green Room

* 123 Main Street

* Anytown, CA 12345

* For a handwritten engagement party invitation:

* Mr. and Mrs. John Smith

* 123 Main Street

* Anytown, CA 12345

* The Honor of Your Presence is Requested at the Engagement Party of

* Their Daughter, Jane,

* and

* Mr. John Doe

* Saturday, March 12, 2023

* at

* Six O'Clock in the Evening

* The Green Room

* 123 Main Street

* Anytown, CA 12345

No matter how you choose to address your engagement party invitations, be sure to do it in a way that is consistent with the style and tone of the event.