I don't want a black tie or black tie optional wedding but I do want it to be formal. My FI is from a small town, no fancy weddings, so I know it needs to be said somewhere...what's the best way to phrase this:
Formal Attire Requested Formal Attire Required
Other ways to say this?
marymoon
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I'm considering 'Formal Reception to follow at ....)
AJsMommy122
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Posted by marymoon
I'm considering 'Formal Reception to follow at ....)
I think this is the best way to go about saying it.
If it is really just your FH's oot relatives you are worried about you can have his realtives spread the word
littlebookworm4
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Posted by marymoon
I'm considering 'Formal Reception to follow at ....)
I think that's the nicer way too put it
AnniesSS
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We put 'formal attire invited'
agentangel
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Posted by marymoon
I'm considering 'Formal Reception to follow at ....)
Problem with this...I've been to a wedding with him and it said formal reception to follow...We were SOOO overdressed it was uncomfortable. Women had sun dresses on and men wore khakis.
LFitzy79
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I think Formal Attire Requested is nicer than Required....
