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January 21st

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Photo Credit: Sarah Kathleen

Tip of the Day: Addressing an invitation to a military member? Here’s the rule: If a guest is in the military, the title of an officer whose rank is equal to or higher than a captain in the army or a lieutenant in the navy is placed next to his or her name with the branch of service below. You should also include titles for retired high-ranking officers, inserting (Ret.) after their names. And the branch of service should always be listed below the names of reserve officers on active duty, noncommissioned officers and enlisted persons.

Check out more commonly-asked invitation questions.