Use their maiden name or married name?

Imma go to prom
Then the day after aka... may 4th
Imma go to psyco city and get a tat
Then imma get another one for graduation
Then one before I go to college

They are all going to be roses with
Ka 2001 (grandma)
Db 2002 (friend)
Cs 2008...

(grandma)

But should I do my grandmas maiden names or their married names? Thats the only thing I need help with.
And dont tell me not to get a tat because the tats im getting are red roses since my loved ones will never be able to be with me in person ever again.

Thats a tough on. I think I'd get their maiden names because its what is on their birth certificate.

Im not sure what I'd do in that situation, but I'd probably like to use both names... would that make it too long for a tattoo?

hmm I think it depends on what you knew them as... so im guessing your grandmothers you would have known them with their married names, but your friend, was she married before or after you met her? it really depends on what has significance to you... when you think about them, how do you remember them... remember the tattoo is for you...

using both names would be very long and cost me about $150 more so I would have to wait until I get the money.

I think that you should get what they liked to be called. If hey liked their married name then use that if not go with maiden. If you dont know use what you knew them as

I think that you should get what they liked to be called. If hey liked their married name then use that if not go with maiden. If you dont know use what you knew them as

if they never divorced then use their married names
or you could use their initials
and hyphenate the name
s h-k
s - first name
h - maiden name
k - married name

or just do your nickname for them