We went with my surname. Double-barrelled wasn't really practical.
When we got married, Susan didn't want to change her surname to mine and I was quite happy with that. This turns out to have been an amazingly wise decision, given the number of immigration-related forms for both the UK and US that wanted proof of any previous names - all that paper we saved by not having previous names.
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Date: 2016-03-06 07:42 pm (UTC)When we got married, Susan didn't want to change her surname to mine and I was quite happy with that. This turns out to have been an amazingly wise decision, given the number of immigration-related forms for both the UK and US that wanted proof of any previous names - all that paper we saved by not having previous names.