Re: D of the D (Dilemma of the Day)
Honestly, you will get more No's than you think. Especially if you're inviting the singles w/guests - I was surprised at how many of them ultimately chose not to bring one.
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Honestly, you will get more No's than you think. Especially if you're inviting the singles w/guests - I was surprised at how many of them ultimately chose not to bring one.
Yea, I would definately drop it- we have a lot of people that were invited with a guest that are coming alone and several very surprising no's- and we were originally 10-15 over, but we have 12 no's and havent hit the rsvp date
I would definitely drop it....just because those people may not be as important to you for a host of reasons such as maybe you havent even met them doesnt mean they are not important to your inlaws. It's not like they are people off of the street. They are your FH's great aunts and uncles and your inlaws first cousins. Even with a maximum in your room they at least deserve the courtesy of an invite. Trust me you will be surprised at how many people say no. Regardless of how close you are there will still be people that cannot make it for a host of reasons.
I would drop it -- if you did not get 15 no's I would be surprised HTH
We were stressed with the invite list=we invited 169 with a max of 150 that can it can hold. We had like 25 no's already. I think you will be fine. Even people you think will be there, may have other plans. That happened with another couple we thought would be there.