Mr. & Mrs. or Dr. & Mrs.

Does he prefer Mr. or Dr.?

ETA: I misread. Definitely go Dr. since it's his preference for how people should refer to him.

Dr and Mrs, no question about it

Dr. and Mrs. He spent countless hours and dollars earning his title. Saying "Dr." isn't just for his patients.

Dr and Mrs. he worked hard for that title!

Dr and Mrs, it's what he prefers and is correct.

If he wants Dr and Mrs, use that. It's his title, his choice.

If he wants to be referred to as "Dr." then that answers your question.

Oh! I didn't know I was so wrong! If 6/6 say Dr. and Mrs. then I am happy to accept that and move on to all of the other details that need to be fussed over!

THANKS!

Dr. trumps Mr. every time. I understand where you're coming from wanting to be announced as Mr. & Mrs. but Dr. & Mrs. is politically correct.

Dr. is the appropriate first salutation. Ex.: If a female was the doctor, it would be Dr. and Mr. The higher title always goes first.

Go with his preference. My FH is also an anesthesiologist but he perfers mr and mrs just because basically all of our guests are Dr other than family.

I'm a physician (and my husband is not). We just used Mr. and Mrs. because I thought "Dr. and Mr." looked and sounded strange. Didn't bother me, but it's a preference thing I agree.

I would go with his preference, which it sounds like he prefers Dr.

I realized sometime after sending out invites that I forgot to address the doctors on our list as doctor and I still feel terrible about it. They are our friends so I'm not used to thinking of them as "doctor" anything, so it completely slipped my mind when addressing invites (we were friends with almost all of them prior to them getting their degrees).

None of my friends commented and I doubt any were offended, but since he expressed a preference I would definitely go with that!

I think "Dr. and Mrs." (or "Dr. and Mr.") sounds pretty awesome! Embrace his hard work for the title.

Proper etiquette is to use Dr. and Mrs.

FH and I are both "Drs" but PhD not MD, so although we go by Dr.___ at work, we aren't doing that for our wedding since I don't want someone to assume that I can save them in a medical emergency! Also, then being announced "The Drs. ______" sounds weird. My aunt insists on it though (she is an MD and always wants to be called Dr.), so for the brunch she is hosting we are "The Drs." but not at anything else or during the ceremony. Somehow one Dr. sounds ok to me (particularly if MD), but Drs. sounds weirder lol.