Honeymoon Invites

Re: Honeymoon Invites

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  SSaltzman87 member

  

  May 2012

  Won't your guests be attending your ceremony and reception? If so, I think it's overkill to invite them to vacation with you.

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  [Deleted User] member

  

  May 2012

  I agree with Saltz but since that wasn't your question, why don't you have a DW? Then they're guaranteed to be there.

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  SSaltzman87 member

  

  May 2012

  ^ That's a good point. Why not just have a DW and your guests can choose to stay on afterward?

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  RebCappon

  

  May 2012

  I agree with PP but if you stick with your original plan I would just word as a vacation, not as a honeymoon.
  
  If I got a honeymoon invite I would feel like I was imposing, but if you word more as a vacation I think people might feel better about it.

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  mymissingpuzzlepiece

  

  May 2012

  I would say to try to have DW, so all of your guests will be there anyway. No offense, but I think inviting your friends and family to your honeymoon is a bit odd. 

  
  

  
  

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