Monogram Etiquette

Posted on October 15, 2012 by

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When it comes to monogramming what was once reserved strictly for hand towels in the guest bath has now transformed into a way to personalize practically anything. The classic three-letter monogram is a charming southern tradition that is slowly catching on in the north.  

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  5. Ah this is so useful 🙂 I LOVE monograms- I am obsessed! I got a monogrammed stationary a couple of months back, and I may or may not have obsessed with them for a good month or so haha

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