UGH... Don't think I'm a terrible person... But my FBIL and FSIL have insisted on bringing their 2 year old to our wedding. PERSONALLY, I think 2 is WAY too young to be at a wedding, and I'm slightly offended since they didn't allow children at their wedding. Their wedding was black tie required and cost them 80k, so I feel like they look down soooo much at our wedding as it is, and the need to have their son there just adds to it. I suppose that's neither here nor there, I'm not willing to start WW3 with this family, so he's coming...
Now we have the question of seating. Currently, I have them at a table for 12, consisting of...
FBIL, FSIL, child
Married couple that is friends with both FI and FBIL/FSIL
My brother
My sister and her boyfriend
My step brother and step sister
A dating couple that is good friends with both my sister and I
However, I am concerned that a baby at the table is going to effect the enjoyment of my siblings.
Is it terrible if I move the 3 of them to FI mom's table, with FSIL's parents and sister (apparently, we needed to invite her, too) and other members of FI's family, and leave the married couple with my siblings, even though they won't know anyone else at the table. Does it REALLY matter?
What do you think? HAHA, did this even make sense?
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143 Invited
110 Are ready to party!
31 Are party poopers!
0 Can't find the mailbox!
Re: Seating opinion
157 Invited
118 are ready to party! 35 have better things to do 04 are lollygagging
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As far as the original table goes, I think everyone will find something in common. And if you think about it, you're really only at the table to eat. Most people are up dancing and trying to find you to say hi and tell you that you look beautiful. Lol.
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