N is for name change. If either YOU, the Bride or both YOU, the Bride, and the Groom, plan to create a new last name(s) after you are married, that new name should be announced at the end of the wedding ceremony and printed on the Ceremony Program plus announced again at the reception.
And just announcing your new last name is not enough, certain legal procedures must be followed to make it legal and official, so contact an attorney several weeks in advance of your wedding so you know what to do and when to do it.
Mary Elizabeth Smith is going to marry John David Field. Their new last name will be Smith-Field.
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