So you’re going to tell me how to spell??

I would correct the mistake every time lol. It could be a simple typo (example if its a name like Michael but spelled Micheal) But you are definitely not wrong to correct the mistake!

I don't think it's intentional but yes correct it because PAY ATTENTION lol.

You're not wrong to correct that mistake lol!! Like Yasmine said, it could be an autocorrect issue or just not done intentionally, but you're def. not in the wrong if you correct it!

Definitely not wrong!!! My husband knows this all too well with his name! His name is Jeramy (with an "a") but people always tend to spell it Jeremy (with an "e"), which is the most common way. I've noticed that autocorrect always spells it that way too, so he's used to it by now, haha.

My parents would always spell his name wrong so I would have to correct them, haha.

I get this all the time; people misspell and mispronounce both my first and last name. It's sooooo annoying but just one of those things I have to roll with.

I wouldn't take it personally, people's brain often "fill in the blanks". They probably read it as "quarter" because that's what their brains are used to. OR they automatically write the extra R out of habit. Just correct them but IMO no reason to get upset over it.

That is so frustrating! I would think that especially in the wedding business, the last names of the couple would be the top of my "let's double check that I spelled it correctly aka how they spelled it" list!!! The fact that someone tried to correct YOU on the spelling of your future last name is just beyond me...wow!

You're most definitely not wrong to correct the spelling. It is what it's supposed to be so yes, correct it every time. It could also just be a simple mistake as well. Sometimes we see letters that may or may not be there. It especially irritates me when my name is spelled out (for example on facebook) and people still get it wrong. It just happens and unfortunately something that people with "difficult" names will forever go through with AT LEAST one person. I feel your frustration.

You definitely need to correct them - contracts with misspellings could be considered invalid (I mean, you'd probably be okay, but why take the chance). Plus, it's right there in front of them (or you're spelling it for them, so they should be able to get it right. I definitely feel your issue - my maiden name was Zimmer - no man - but SO MANY people insisted it was Zimmerman, even though it was *right in front of them*

I would correct them as well. I always have to spell my married name because never get it right. It's rather annoying, but I don't have much choice.

My fiance last name is Busch and auto correct says Bush luckily we have vendors kind enough to ask if there is a C like busch beer