Aunty or Auntie?

[SwanSong30]

Are you an Aunty or an Auntie spelling person? It was Aunty in my household.

Always been Auntie. That's what it says on the cards in the shops.

I use Auntie

I can't remember what my Aunties used to put and we never really used it much with our nieces and nephews (verbally yes but phased out fairly early). I couldn't really bring myself to write Auntie and Uncle on cards, gift tags etc. It made me feel ancient. But if I did I would use Auntie.

It was always Aunty in my family, but I have noticed it's impossible to buy that on a card now. I'm sure that wasn't always the case.

Auntie, it looks nicer I think

Auntie

Although aunts tend to be aunts in my family.

Aunty. But I suppose i would say that 🤣

I've never noticed it on cards but we don't buy name type ones for anyone other than parents/grandparents.

Auntie

Im having one of those 'I've looked at this word too much and now it's weird' moments.

Auntie.

Auntie

Auntie. Obviously

Auntie for me.
my MIL refers to herself as Grannie, which I’m not keen on.

My auntie's didn't want to be aunties. But we used Aunty for the family friends we called Aunty. I am now a very proud Auntie.

I only answer to aunt 😁

It's aunts in my family but we've always just used the person's name

I agree, I think the spelling has changed

I ended up googling which is the correct spelling, there isn’t one apparently, both spellings are correct in the UK!

Aunty
(North West England, if it is at all relevant!).

The word does look strange now! We use auntie, I have quite a few! And when writing a Xmas card I do use the title of auntie and uncle etc. my mum uses grannie but I would write it granny - is grannie a Scottish thing? (She’s in Scotland)

Auntie (from south) didn’t know aunty was a thing

Aunty but I also say mom…

Always Auntie.
I don't think I've ever seen 'Aunty' in print before.

I refer to myself as Auntie Blue but I have some lovely relatives that send me cards as Aunty Blue.

I used auntie as a kid, as did my aunties. However at some point it seemed to magically change to aunty in our family.
Anyway, both ways are correct.