Christmas Cards - Redford,MI

Just first names. No need for last names...

Love,
N., George, Sally, Bob & Tom

simple like that

Just write first names?

yeah, just first names.

sometimes I do first names other times I do "The Smith-Jones family"......I get all kinds of free return address lables so whatever I have is what goes on the envelope, sometimes my name sometimes his.

I'm married, and my husband and I have a daughter together, but my son is from another relationship and has a different last name...
so I just sign our Christmas cards with everyone's firts names (its family and friends...they know who we are!)

HI N. :-)

I would sign the card, LOVE, N... and the first names of the rest of your family (your two sons, your step daughter and your fiance).. no need for last names :-)
hugs,
A. R.N., Energy Medicine Practitioiner

I also sign with only first names. Anyone I am sending a card knows who we are!

Love,
Anthony, Jenn, and Roxy.

First names only, and on the outside of the envelope I just put our last names in the corner like:
Smith-Jones
123 Alphabet Ln.
Fontana, Ca. 92336

Hi N., I understand how this is tricky. I'm in a blended family. Hubby and I got married a year ago and everyone "assumes" I've changed my last name, which I haven't. I do intend to eventually, but will be hypenating it. So I just did our cards and signed them like this:

Love from the Heck-Perkins': Jason, F., McK, Ams and Jax (kids nick names)

On the outside envelope I use Jason Perkins and F. Heck.

Our answering machine at home says "Thanks for calling the Heck-Perkins'..."

I would say just use first names, it's easiest! Good luck and congrats!!!

I've done it like this: "Jane & John, and our little 'elves' X, Y, & Z"

You don't have to be cheesy with the "elves" - you could come up with something else for the kids. :P