I have seen 'adult reception' on many invitations. I don't think it's a bad idea if you think there are people invited who may just bring kids unless specifically told not to
JoesFutureWife
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I've never seen that wording before but i think its fine. I am not having kids at my wedding cause our families are just too big but i will be addressing the invitations to mr & mrs _______ hopefully they all get the idea.
msabla1
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do you think you would use that wording?
agoldm02
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I might say 'Reception (Adults only please)' or 'Reception*' with an asterisk on the bottom that states 'Adults only please.' I
missexcited
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My reception card will say
Adult Only Reception Time) (location)
And I can just bet people will still take their kids. But if you can't leave the kids with a babysitter-DO NOT COME
MrsG2007
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I also addressed my invites to Mr & Mrs ____ and guest still invited there kids...I have to say if you want an adult reception...make sure to put it on the RSVP card...
PegaLega
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Posted by missexcited
My reception card will say
Adult Only Reception Time) (location)
And I can just bet people will still take their kids. But if you can't leave the kids with a babysitter-DO NOT COME
This is what ours said, unfortunately people will still bring their kids and there isnt much you can do. I had people bring their children even after they asked my grandmother if that meant their daughter couldnt come they still brought her. Truthfully, didnt even notice it or did it bother me at all
cuttieforreal
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Well for my invites this is what am going to be saying
DUE TO INSURANCE POLICY BY THE HALL RECEPTION IS FOR ADULTS ONLY
