You are not obligated to invite anyone, but if you have room on the list and in your budget and want them there, invite them.The chapel I'm using and my budget are limiting me to no more than 50 people, so it's close friends, close family and that's it.
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Just call me "Brothel"
And betrothed, I'm disgusted with most of the comments that you have posted. I don't think I've ever read such judgmental comments in my life. I'm so lucky that the girls I speak to on theknot are nothing like you...I would've never come on here for ADVICE if I would've encountered a big a bitch as you. I genuinely feel awful for your children or your future children, and I think it would be irresponsible of YOU not to invest in their future therapy sessions starting now. Because trust me when I tell you honey, they're gonna need it. ~jcaruncho2010
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No, you don't have to invite people just because you attended their wedding. You invite people who mean something to you and who you want to share your special day with.When it comes to keeping the guest list down it's easier to apply a rule to a group people to avoid upsetting anyone i.e. 1st cousins, 2nd cousins, colleagues, under 21s/16s etc
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Just call me "Brothel"
And betrothed, I'm disgusted with most of the comments that you have posted. I don't think I've ever read such judgmental comments in my life. I'm so lucky that the girls I speak to on theknot are nothing like you...I would've never come on here for ADVICE if I would've encountered a big a bitch as you. I genuinely feel awful for your children or your future children, and I think it would be irresponsible of YOU not to invest in their future therapy sessions starting now. Because trust me when I tell you honey, they're gonna need it. ~jcaruncho2010
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