Wedding programs-divorced in laws

Have both sides and their significant others on the program. Seems like the best option to me.

Thank you!

Both of our parents are seperated or divorced. Three out of the four are either in a new relationship or are remarried. On our programme I have put the surnames as his mother's has changed

So on your board you could put: parents of the groom: Mary Smith and Joe blogs same for bride parents.. That would my suggestion.

I have the same issue - my parents are divorced and my mom is remarried. My dad's name will get to stick out like a sore thumb because he's going through his second divorce.

I would suggest just including all parents/step parents names (and last names if necessary, even for "the parents of the bride" if you're including it on "the parents of the groom" side) and put the bio-parent's name first followed by their spouse. Anything else you do will call attention to the difference/discrepancies. His relationship with his parents isn't a factor unless it's bad enough that one parent and their spouse isn't invited or will be left off entirely. Maybe list his dad and dad's wife first. Anything else just causes attention where you don't really want it. People get that things are complicated, they'll read the program sign and move on.

I.E.

Parents of the Bride

Joe and Mary Smith

Parents of the Groom

John and Trisha Cole

Martha and Sam White

I have the same issue - my parents are divorced and my mom is remarried. My dad's name will get to stick out like a sore thumb because he's going through his second divorce.

I would suggest just including all parents/step parents names (and last names if necessary, even for "the parents of the bride" if you're including it on "the parents of the groom" side) and put the bio-parent's name first followed by their spouse. Anything else you do will call attention to the difference/discrepancies. His relationship with his parents isn't a factor unless it's bad enough that one parent and their spouse isn't invited or will be left off entirely. Maybe list his dad and dad's wife first. Anything else just causes attention where you don't really want it. People get that things are complicated, they'll read the program sign and move on.

I.E.

Parents of the Bride

Joe and Mary Smith

Parents of the Groom

John and Trisha Cole

Martha and Sam White

I would definitely include both parents and their significant others on the board and on the invitation even if he is closer with one pair. That is what I will be doing with mine at least.