Wedding Program Printers

Emily Post I searched and found nothing. My two cousins will be ushers at my wedding 2 1 / 2 weeks. I need a quick answer to my program! One is 16 years so I know I refer to him as Mr. Sam Smith
But the other is only 8 years. Do I still speak of him as a master Bob Smith or should I call Bob Smith?
Someone help me with this! I get mad and need to give the printer an OK to print the programs so I can start assembling them with a ribbon. THANKS!

I would Bob Smith, make him feel grown-up!

Good luck and congratulations!

Place orders Miss and Mister.

Even if you want the list of parents Mr. and Mrs. John Doe. . . Simply list your employees by name.

Groomsmen
Jackson Doe
John Smith
Frederick Johnson
William Snow

Bridesmaids
Felicia Doe
Emily Smith
Anna Johnson
Jane Woodson

Titles are not necessary.

"Master" is technically correct, but so outdated. Unless your wedding is formal SUPER, I think you can go without it. Either use "Mr." If you need a title for everyone, or let the titles all together.

Master is formal. If the marriage is not purely formal, I just put Bob Smith.

Just make their first names. You do not need to give them a formal title.

Personally, I would leave the title off him.

Sam Smith, cousin of the bride
Jonas Quinn, nephew of the husband