Addressing envelope to doctors

We didn't do our titles on our invites at all, just names. So, ours would have been "Mary Smith and Emily Jones".

Either one is fine but I'd do the first one for the sake of space.

ETA: punctuation

Either is correct! I like the look of the first better though

We did Drs. Lastname

But you could do either as PPs said.

I would do Drs. Lastname

I actually like the second one better. Drs. looks funny to me

We did "Drs. Smith" for the couple who are both doctors on our guest list.

Dr. Last name & Dr.Lastname.

Drs. Looks funny to me. But either is fine.

What about: Drs. Mary and Emily Smith-Jones ? Don't know if that's correct but I feel like it's less redundant than the second one.

I would write it out: "The Doctors Smith-Jones"

https://www.weddingwire.com/wedding-ideas/invitations-stationery/envelope-addressing-etiquette

Thanks all, I have a while before I have to actually address anything but this has been on my mind.

"The Doctors Smith-Jones" is the correct way.

Dr. Mary Smith and Dr. John Smith? or what MrsCoakleyToBe wrote.

IMO, there are two choices. 1. The Doctors Smith-Jones or 2. Dr. Mary Smith-Jones and Dr. Emily Smith-Jones

For the sake of space, I might go with the first choice.

Edited: I transposed the two last names.

What about Dr & Dr John Smith? Like Mr & Mrs?

The Doctors John Smith

We have a married couple of reverends on our guest list and we went with "the reverends last name" - they said when they got married they got a kick out of things addressed like that - so I used it.

The correct etiquette I have seen for this is:

The Doctors Jones-Smith

I would do the second one!

We will both be doctors, me before the wedding and him after - we prefer 'the doctors lastname'