My catering hall has music and champagne for the half hour before our ceremony.
Do I have the invite say 6:00 for the champagne time, or 6:30 for the ceremony time? Or is there a way to word it on maybe an additional info card to have the guests know they can arrive early?
I feel like if I put 6:00, people will think that's the ceremony time and arrive even earlier, in which case, there may not be anything for them.
cupcakegal930
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We have the same thing going on.. We put on our actual invitation 7:30, and than on the reception card we put Please join us for champagne cocktails at 7:00, Ceremony will begin promptly at 7:30.
lauren1802
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6pm!! that's what we did.
CNB0207
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Our ceremony starts at 7 but the RH told us to put 6:30 on the invite, so people get there on time. I was concerned that people would get there at 6:00 or 6:15 but they said its not a problem, they will accomodate them. I am sure there will be the early people and the late people no matter what time we put : )
jassy119
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I just put 1/2 before for those that are always late. Some ppl don't get this is a wedding and not some casual party where u can arrive whenever.
Bumblebee
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Posted by jassy119
I just put 1/2 before for those that are always late. Some ppl don't get this is a wedding and not some casual party where u can arrive whenever.
I did the same thing! The hall told me to put 1/2 hour before on the invites because people are always late.
