The Order of a Monogram
A monogram is in simple words the first, middle, and last names interwoven and combined in a creative design in the form of a necklace, ring, bracelet, or even earrings. A monogram is the perfect keepsake to have of something unique and customized for you. This guide covers all questions regarding monograms, in order for you how to learn how to make your own special piece!
Single Monogram
Single initial monograms typically use the initial of the last name.
Example for Kelly Green: G (Last initial)
Example for Kelly Green: G (Last initial)
Two-initial Monograms:
Two-initial monograms combine the first and last initials.
Example for Kelly Green: KG
Example for Kelly Green: KG
How to Monogram Three Initials for Women:
Three-initial monograms for women feature the initial of the first name on the left, last name in the middle, and middle name on the right.
Example for Kelly Sarah Green: KGS
Example for Kelly Sarah Green: KGS
How to Monogram Three Initials for Men?
1) Feature the initial of the first name on the left, last name in the middle, and middle name on the right.(initials with center larger)
2) Feature the initials of the first, middle, and last name in their order (initials all the same size).
Example for Logan Noah Smith: LNS
Example for Logan Noah Smith: LNS
How to Monogram a Hyphonated Name?
Generally, only the initial of the first part of the name is hyphenated. However, it is an option to hyphenate both if you choose not to monogram the initial of your middle name.
How to Monogram if there are 2 upper case letters in last name?
If you have a last name such as McKay or FitzGerald, the way to monogram a piece stays exactly the same! Monogram the initial of the first letter of the name.
How to Monogram for a Couple?
Begin with her first name initial, followed by the married last name initial, and end with his first name initial.
Example for Gabriella and David Jones: GJD
Example for Gabriella and David Jones: GJD
How to Monogram for Kids?
Same direction as for men and women!
