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Are you inviting co-workers to just the church?

tropicalbride07 Posted:

Are you inviting co-workers to just the church?

Are you telling your co-workers about the church?
alioop4282 Posted:

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Everyone who is invited to my ceremony is invited to my reception, including co-workers.

Naunie Posted:

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I was thinking abou tposting the invite, but I am on the fence about it. Not sure if it would come accross as vain.
But I know that I would go if one of them had posted their invite to the ceremony...
patticakes Posted:

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I'm stumped on this one too. I would love for them to be at the church but it's a little far for everyone to drive if they are not coming to the reception. I lose sleep over this one.

sr081906 Posted:

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No. I only want the people I invited to the reception to be there.

NY031978 Posted:

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if they arent invited to my recp i wont invite ppl to the church...

now if they wanna go...id never stop ppl but id feel bad not having them after wards! im such a softy like that....
October Bliss Posted:

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I'm getting married at a private residence and will be serving very light refreshments after the ceremony. I am planning on writing a personal note to 3 people at work inviting them to attend the ceremony. We're union so everyone knows my salary and KNOWS I can't afford to include them at the reception.

ewickens Posted:

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I'm leaving a message at work that anyone and everyone is welcome to come to the ceremony. There's too many to invite to the reception.

MichLiz213 Posted:

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I'm only inviting one co-worker, one that I am close with and FH and I hang out with her and her DH a lot.

jessandjimiswedding Posted:

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i would feel bad. if i saw them that day, i would tell them to go to the reception!!!

citycrab705 Posted:

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i know they will ask where it is so i will tell them, i have been sure to always tell everyone we are having a small wedding so people don't feel bad about not being invited to the reception

Meaghan729 Posted:

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if people from work ask, i will tell them where the church is, but im not going to invite them to the church and not to the reception.

especially since its a church, anyone can just walk off the street and go in and watch anyway, so if they want to go they can just go.
cuteauburnininny Posted:

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ALL MY CO- WORKERS ARE INVITED. BUT MY CLIENTS WANT TO COME SEE ME WALK DOWN THE AISLE SO I TOLD THEM THEY COULD EVEN THOUGH ITS AT THE HALL

drpepper318 Posted:

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Co-workers that I'm good friends with will be invited to both church & reception.
Those who are acquaintances, I'll only tell them the ceremony info if they ask for it.
SummerBride06 Posted:

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if people asked, i told them, but i didn't post it or anything. i invited several people from work to the reception so they came to the church.

Jayla127 Posted:

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All my guest will be invited to ceremony and reception. I feel bad just inviting someone to the church only.

tropicalbride07 Posted:

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we are only inviting 25 guests to the reception, so the people I would invite know that already. I discuss things with my clients on a personal level, as do they with me.
So I thought it was a nice thought from me to them, that I am thinking of them and they are important to me.

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