Can you invite ladies to your bachelorette party that you did not invite to your wedding? I live in Florida and I am getting married in NY. Due the prices and a million other things ( I knew for a fact some of them could not afford the trip), I could not invite as many people as I would have liked to the wedding. Is it ok to include them in the Bachelorette Party?
lilmrs
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anyone?
LisaT
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I think so. MY friends in CA threw me a bachlorette party here, and not everyone who was invited to the party was invited to the wedding.
jennbaby
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Where will the bachelorette party be? In Florida?
aliasPook
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Sure, why not? I invited all of LIW to my sister's, and that would be one expensive event if you all came to the wedding! The more, the merrier. I wouldn't be insulted...
MarcellaBella
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sure you can!! A couple of my sister's friends are coming with us to SoBe, being that it's on 4th of July weekend.. If they don't mind, why should you?
lilmrs
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Cool! Yes Jenn, it is going to be in FL
Sassy
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I think it's OK for a bachelorette party, b/c if's just really for fun. I'd say no tho' to a traditional bridal shower.
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Niecey
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I think you can. I have gone to some where I wasn't invited to the wedding. They were friends I went to college with but don't talk to all the time anymore. I think by the time the bachelorette party comes people know who is invited to the wedding and just come to party with you and have some fun. I say the more the merrier!
