As much as you want every one you invite to come to
miss nee
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your wedding .. do u ever not wanna go to a wedding that your invited to if they are not close friends or family
jgl
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yes of course!
Espo22
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hmmm haven't had that experience yet...I enjoy weddings and have been to someones wedding i wasn't close with or didnt even know until the wedding lol and enjoyed myself.
jessruth9
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It can be awkward when it's someone you were not that close to or in the case of family someone you don't even know...I was invited to a cousin's wedding last year and I had to ask my mom who she is??? I had never met her!
katleigh3
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I LOVE weddings...I'd go to any wedding...anytime!!!!
portjeffbride
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hate to say it, but I don't attend weddings of people I don't know well.... similarly, only really good friends and family are invited to ours! That's why our party will be under 70 people...
emcheung
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doesn't make sense to not go if your only reason is you're not intimate with the bride or groom...they invited you for a reason. if they took the effort to make out the invitation and pay for you, i think it's rude not to go.
portjeffbride
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I personally disagree....
sometimes, invitations are sent just to not be rude to people... For example, 4 people in an office in addition to the bride... 2 co-workers are close friends of the bride. She wants to invite the close friends, but then feels like she's being rude to the other 2 co-workers for 'exluding them'. Result: All co-workers receive invitations.
If I was the 'other co-worker', I'd politely decline the invitation. I'd appreciate the inclusiveness, but since I've never even gone to lunch with the bride and don't even know the name of her FH, I feel the invitation is out of place...
