Work Invite Protocol

I'd like some opinions on my dilemma regarding whether or not to invite my boss.

My inclination is to leave him off the list for the following reasons:

Work Invite Protocol

I would say that if you feel very close to your boss, then invite him. I'm still friendly with my ex boss and she came to the wedding. I talk & see her every now and again, so I felt comfortable in my decision. I invited my new boss and she didn't come, but I figured she wouldn't, but I wanted her to know she was invited. I think she didn't come becasue she is single and would have felt out of place. You have to be the judge of your friendship with your boss. Maybe since you have only known him for a short period, he may not be expecting an invite. Just a thought?!

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Work Invite Protocol

From your description I wouldn't invite your boss. I don't think it is necessary at all.
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Work Invite Protocol

I think from your description you don't have to invite your boss. He does live so far away. If you do decide to send him an invite it is a nice gesture.

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Invitation vs. Announcement

I chose to send wedding announcements to the co-workers I didn't invite to the wedding. I just printed them on the computer...simple, easy, etc. This way, they were thought of and included in the celebration without 'obligating' them to attend nor a gift...and they were appreciative of the kind thought.

Invitation vs. Announcement

Glory;

That's a great suggestion. The question came up today in a conference call re: what name I'm going with after the wedding.