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After the wedding bells rang, you went from Miss to Mrs. and are now settling into your new status as a family! But when it comes to signatures, telephone talk, and introductions, what do you do with your new name? If you were born Eleanor Ann Marks, for instance, and you married Arthur Jay Roberts, you have become formally Mrs. Arthur Jay Roberts. - The Bride's Encyclopedia #1 Signatures -How to UseThe first step is to sign your new name correctly on correspondance in both formal and informal settings. In the examples below, the bold is your new name. Formal Stationary and Invitations: Mrs. Arthor Jay Roberts or jointly, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jay Roberts or if with title, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Jay Roberts Informal Letters, Checks and Legal Papers: Eleanor Roberts or Eleanor Ann Roberts Business Letter: Very truly yours, Eleanor Ann Roberts (Mrs. Arthur Jay Roberts) If you need to write a business letter, you may wish to include your formal married name in parenthesis (as seen above). #2 When Speaking on the TelephoneThe nest step is to use your new name properly when speaking on the telephone. This, too, could be generally applied to email communication as all is considered informal communication.
#3 IntroductionsYou are the new happily married couple, and there may be quite a few introductions to be made. In conversation with close friends and relatives, always refer to your husband as "my husband" or "Arthur" not "Mr. Roberts." When making introductions to:
When introducing your new in-laws:
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