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1. to invite or not to invite

   

   Discussion by markadenna · February 2012 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

   My daughter and her fiance both work for the same large market. A couple of people they work with have randonly given them gifts, but we have not invited them to the wedding. The reception venue has an occupancy limit and the invitations have gone out. Are we obligated to invite people who are randomly giving wedding…

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   Discussion by ekbdancer · January 2011 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

   If your invited to the engagement party, then should you be invited to the wedding as well?????

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   Discussion by bleulilie · September 2011 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

   hey....we recently got engaged and making our guest list. my fiance dosen`t want to invite any kids to the wedding. his families is very small and has no small children. I have a big family and there are little children. I feel that, if I don`t invite my little cousins, my family might be offended. and if we decide not to…

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   Discussion by ChrissieBride · June 2010 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

   So me and my fiancee know this couple who are getting married soon and we werent invited yet so obviously we are not invited. I am not friends with them but my fiancee was like BFF with the bride but not for awhile like 2 years or so just because of distance life change etc. We sent them a save the date for our wedding in…

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   Discussion by hgahagan · February 2010 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

   My FMIL called to say that now that my FI and I have asked my MOH neices and nephew to be FG and RB she wants me to invite my FI's youngest cousins ages 8 and 10 (who he has never met). She stated that it was no big deal at first but now that there will be kids there I need to invite them. My concern is that his uncle who…

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   Discussion by BlushingBride248 · February 2011 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Invitations & Paper

   So here's the situation: I'm getting married in the summer of 2012. I know it's common courtesy to invite couples to your wedding who have invited you to their weddings. I attended 2 weddings last summer, but I have since drifted apart from both couples, and there's no telling if my friendships with them will pick up…

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   Discussion by soup3114 · December 2010 · Home› Local Wedding Boards› Delaware

   Hello Ladies... I am having my cousin's baby as our ring bearer. Here is the dilemma. My cousin and the ring bearers mom are not together. I was not planning on inviting her to the wedding because I never speak to her...is this rude? Should I invite her to the wedding but not the reception? She would not know anyone at the…

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   Discussion by Heartwood0519 · January 2013 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

   I need an unbiased opinion: I started this job at the end of July and let my bosses know right away that I was getting married and would like time off when that time came. They obliged and everything was going great. After a couple months, they implied that they were going to be invited to our wedding. I had planned on…

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   Discussion by cuppatea · March 2010 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

   I am having a small ceremony, but a decent sized reception (150 people). I have been very conservative with my invitations, especially the reception. I am inviting some people from work, who I am good friends with or who have hung out with quite a few times. However, I am not inviting anyone who works in my department; not…

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    Discussion by [Deleted User] · August 2012 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    invitation = noun invite = verb gah

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