Addressing Envelopes?

Mom Smith and Guest
Daughter Smith
Son Smith

Hmm. I'm not sure that would all fit since there is a hyphenated long last name in play.

Can you really have an "address" that is 6 lines?

I put the couples names on the first line, then all the children on the second line. No need to include last name of the children.

Ms. Jane Smith and guest
Tommy and Karey
1234 5th st.
Smallville, USA

I had a couple invites with 5 kids....I just used a smaller font for those addresses

We had a situation like that we wrote Jane smith, kid1, kid2, and guest. For the kids we only did first names.

We had both inner and outer envelopes.

Inner Envelope:

Mom Smith and Guest

Child #1 and Child #2

Outer Envelope:

Ms. Mom Smith

On the RSVP card, we included ________ seat(s) have been reserved for you. We then filled that out and it made it very clear on how many people each guest could bring. We then lines that said _________ delightfully accepts, number attending ______, and regretfully declines.

To invite my best friend and her two teenage daughters, I wrote her invite “girlfriend name and family” and just texted her that she can have a guest and her older daughter can bring her partner. It was just one person I had to text and explain their invite so it wasn’t a big deal to keep track of. Especially since she isn’t bringing a guest for herself anyways lol

How many kids does she have?

You can do just two lines (you don't necessarily need the last names for the children):

Mom Smith and guest

Jacob, Anna, and Emily

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Did you decide how to address these yet, Amy? Great suggestions from all the posters