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Wedding Invitation Wording?

rebeccaandphilipcoperebeccaandphilipcope
in Wedding Invitations & Paper
I am planing a very small casual beach wedding with just my family & my fiance's family. However, I can't afford to pay for everyone's hotel. I can only pay for my parents and his parents. Is there a correct way to word a wedding invitation that let's our families know that they are welcome to attend, but would have to pay for their own hotel?
Thanks so much!
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Re: Wedding Invitation Wording?

  • littleluckypennylittleluckypenny member
    Fifth Anniversary 500 Comments
    edited May 2012
    Why would they think you are paying for their hotel stay?  Part of being invited to a wedding is the expectation that you pay for your own accommodations if travelling.  The bride and groom are not expected to pay for that. 

    You can list recommendations on a separate card; you can even have a hotel room block.  That's usually as far as you go.
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  • libby2483libby2483 member
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    I've never heard of a bride and groom paying for their guests' hotel rooms, even at a destination wedding.  I wouldn't mention it at all, as most guests would assume they are paying for their own rooms.
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  • KimbyKKimbyK member
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    I've never heard of the bride and groom paying for hotel stays? The guests should be more than happy to pay to attend your wedding to support you.
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