I've been working at my job for 2 years now, I'm not sure if its nessesary to invite my department. they are close with me, but im trying to keep the guest list down.....what do you think? If i invite 1 i must invite all 6 plus wives, husbands etc...
Nicola
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Tough question. If you invite them do you think they would all come. How does this effect your overall guest list. Could you put them on the B list and send out the A's a few weeks earlier than planned.
Just some food for thought. The guest list is one of the hardest parts.
Good luck.
Anglam
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I have been at my agency for 11 years. When creating our wedding list I have asked co-workers if they would mind coming without their spouses. All that I have asked were more than happy to have a night out with their colleagues.
LaurenDM
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I had a few really close co-workers on my A list, who I knew would come, and they did (I had asked them to keep it quiet). Then, I had a bunch of people on my B list, who I ended up inviting a month (with spouses, but if they weren't dating seriously or married, without guests) before the wedding - I was thrilled that they all came, and I ended up with two tables from my office, and they were the life of the party!!! Plus, it was great to be able to share in the excitement during the preceeding days to the wedding with all of the people who will be there!!! Good luck...
jeng
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Another question about co-workers
Does anyone have any thoughts on how to handle inviting co-workers when the wedding is out of town (8 hrs.)?
Annie02
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Jeng - co-workers
If you have co-workers you would like to invite, by all means send them an invitation. I'm sure that even if it is not possible for them to make it they will be touched that they were included. Who knows, maybe some will be able to make it.
Elizabeth
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Jeng-I would not invite coworkers to a wedding that far away *NM*