Alot of people just give plus guest to those married, engaged or in a relationship.
I am sending everyone a plus guest. The reason why is because I don't want someone to feel by themselves or anything like that. I have a few girls I am inviting who are single and they know only a few people there and on top of that everyone they do know is in a relationship. They will obviously have to sit with those people at a table. I feel bad to put them at a table with all couples and then them by themselves.
But honestly it is up to you, if you want to let everyone bring a guest then do that, if not then that is your decision and people will have to respect that. Explain the situation to them, but just pay close attention to where you sit the single people to make sure they don't feel uncomfortable.
If they're in the situation where they wouldn't know anyone besides their date (or the rest of the people they know are bringing dates) of course they would be invited with a date. I don't want anyone to feel uncomfortable.
exactly, you kind of have to look at their situation. I also suggest just asking your friends if they are bringing a date or not. For my e-party we are having way more people than I thought we would. So then I started wondering about the few single people I invited and if they'll bring a guest. I just asked them and they told me that they weren't bringing a date. So find out first if those single people are even planning on bringing anyone.
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Alot of people just give plus guest to those married, engaged or in a relationship.
I am sending everyone a plus guest. The reason why is because I don't want someone to feel by themselves or anything like that. I have a few girls I am inviting who are single and they know only a few people there and on top of that everyone they do know is in a relationship. They will obviously have to sit with those people at a table. I feel bad to put them at a table with all couples and then them by themselves.
But honestly it is up to you, if you want to let everyone bring a guest then do that, if not then that is your decision and people will have to respect that. Explain the situation to them, but just pay close attention to where you sit the single people to make sure they don't feel uncomfortable.
If they're in the situation where they wouldn't know anyone besides their date (or the rest of the people they know are bringing dates) of course they would be invited with a date. I don't want anyone to feel uncomfortable.
exactly, you kind of have to look at their situation. I also suggest just asking your friends if they are bringing a date or not. For my e-party we are having way more people than I thought we would. So then I started wondering about the few single people I invited and if they'll bring a guest. I just asked them and they told me that they weren't bringing a date. So find out first if those single people are even planning on bringing anyone.
oh good point! definately will try to do that..I didn't even consider that!
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It is up to you and definitely your BUDGET!
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Posted by Mike and Jess
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Alot of people just give plus guest to those married, engaged or in a relationship.
I am sending everyone a plus guest. The reason why is because I don't want someone to feel by themselves or anything like that. I have a few girls I am inviting who are single and they know only a few people there and on top of that everyone they do know is in a relationship. They will obviously have to sit with those people at a table. I feel bad to put them at a table with all couples and then them by themselves.
But honestly it is up to you, if you want to let everyone bring a guest then do that, if not then that is your decision and people will have to respect that. Explain the situation to them, but just pay close attention to where you sit the single people to make sure they don't feel uncomfortable.
If they're in the situation where they wouldn't know anyone besides their date (or the rest of the people they know are bringing dates) of course they would be invited with a date. I don't want anyone to feel uncomfortable.
exactly, you kind of have to look at their situation. I also suggest just asking your friends if they are bringing a date or not. For my e-party we are having way more people than I thought we would. So then I started wondering about the few single people I invited and if they'll bring a guest. I just asked them and they told me that they weren't bringing a date. So find out first if those single people are even planning on bringing anyone.
oh good point! definately will try to do that..I didn't even consider that!
Yeah, alot of times single people don't mind going alone, especially guys. It doesn't hurt to ask
