Here is a brief explanation of today's monogram etiquette: 

1. Monogramming for Married Couple Options:

A popular option today is for married couples to combine the bride and groom's initials in the following order, her first name, married last name, his first name. Example: Jody and Mike Wright would look like JWM. 

A second option is a more traditional couples' method. This involves the bride's initials in the order of her first name, married last name, maiden name. Example: Jody Smith Wright would look like JWS. 

2. Monogramming for Women - Married/Unmarried Options:

A married woman’s monogram is commonly placed in the order of her first name, married last name, maiden name. Example: Jody Smith Wright would look like JWS. 

An unmarried woman’s monogram is commonly placed in the order of her first name, last name, middle name. Example: Courtney Elizabeth Wright would look like CWE. 

3. Monogramming for Men:

Here we use a modern approach to personalizing items for men and place letters in order of first name, last name, middle name.  A popular approach is to use one initial for the last name as well. 

Example: Frank Lee Smith would look like FSL. The other option would be to use last name letter only. Example: S 

4. Monogramming for Children/Baby:

Kids use the same monogram guidelines for adults. 

5. Selecting a Monogram or Font for you:

Email our forposhsake@gmail.com for information about available fonts and the costs attached to them. Price is dependent upon the thread count and size of the overall monogram. The average size is around three to four inches depending on the font itself which is important to consider when making decisions about the location of the monogram itself. All of this information will be verified before the actual monogramming takes place to avoid mistakes and confusion. All personalization orders are FINAL SALE which means there will be no refunds or returns. Any errors on our end will be fixed according at no additional charge; however, errors on the customer's end after verifying information for the monogram(s) will result in additional charges for time and materials.