10 biggest mistakes wedding guests make

FH sent me this article 10 mistakes

I hope all our guests read it

Haha--too funny
I am putting it in my contract with the DJ--that there are no requests that are outrageous and that no one is to get the mike---I am sure they will comply if they want to get paid

this is great!!! I m going to print it out and send to my guest along with the invites

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Posted by MPAS

this is great!!! I m going to print it out and send to my guest along with the invites

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I got one

Expecting there to be enough seats for everyone at the cocktail hour. I always hear people complain about that. I have never been to a wedding where there were enough seats, it is to be expected.

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Posted by MPAS

this is great!!! I m going to print it out and send to my guest along with the invites

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That is a great idea

OMG IM SO SAVING THIS!!!


I KNOW MY FAMILY I WILL HAVE TO DEAL WITH ALL OF THE ABOVE!!!!!!!!!!!

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Posted by menc

I got one

Expecting there to be enough seats for everyone at the cocktail hour. I always hear people complain about that. I have never been to a wedding where there were enough seats, it is to be expected.

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ha! My CH is going to have 4 seats....which i HOPE people will leave for the elderly

can i put this list on my wedding website?

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Posted by bemyyoko

can i put this list on my wedding website?

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hey thats a great idea!!! i think i will!!!

this is my favorite, i am SO enforcing this. i know my friend wants to bring her sort of bf and i hate him

2. Sending RSVPs With Extra Guests
What they did: The good news is that the guest has returned the RSVP. The bad news is that she'd love to attend. . .with a person you never invited -- maybe never heard of. Whether she believes every invite bestows the right to bring a date, or a child, adding a name on the RSVP puts everyone in an awkward position.

How to deal: To avoid potential hurt feelings, you need to establish a no-exceptions guest list policy (significant others only if engaged; no children under 18). Then, call the misguided guest to explain the circumstances. Apologize for the misunderstanding, and tell her that unfortunately the limitations (a small reception space or a tight budget) require a strict guest list. The person most likely didn't intend to thwart your list with the addition of another guest, and will gladly come to the wedding solo.