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The video addresses a common, specific question about wedding etiquette that many people are curious about, providing a clear and concise answer in a relatable format.
Summary
The creator explains that the 'M' on a wedding RSVP card stands for 'Mr.' or 'Mrs.' and is an honorific to prompt guests to fill in their title. She notes that this practice is becoming outdated and is often replaced by simply writing the guest's name.
Structure
- 1Introduction of wedding invitation question
- 2Explanation of the 'M' on RSVP cards
- 3Clarification that 'M' stands for Mr./Mrs.
- 4Observation that this is an outdated practice
- 5Mention of 'name' replacing 'M'
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Wedding question
Transcript
I got a wedding invitation this morning and the RSVP card has an M line that needs to be filled out. What does it mean? I know about the yes or no option, but what does the M stand for? I asked a few people and they don't know either. I have no idea if people actually don't know the answer to this, but I'm happy to tell you. And what they are talking about is this M at the beginning of this line here. It is very simple. The M is for the beginning of like, Mr. and Mrs. Please correct me if I'm wrong. But yeah, it's just to prompt you to put like, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett and Cassie, or whatever. I do think it's a little bit outdated and a lot of people do not use it anymore and it's typically replaced with name.
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It’s the honorific prompt that throws people off, the M is supposed to be the start of either Mr. or mrs. when you are responding to the invite! #weddinganswer #weddingplanningtip #weddingtiktok #weddingplanning #weddingopinion
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