Okay-- on your STD the 'Location' should be the church town or the reception hall town??
I don't know if there is a particular location that should be on there?
What have you heard?
vicky1125
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i'm not putting the location, i'm only putting the date.
MrsH09
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Posted by kbond06
Okay-- on your STD the 'Location' should be the church town or the reception hall town??
I don't know if there is a particular location that should be on there?
What have you heard?
I would love to know the ans to this one
Summertimegal424
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on mine i put
St. James, New York
Flowerfield is in St. James
anie922
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I think you should include the location of the wedding - so the city for the church. Definitely include a location either way - the STD is usually meant to give OOT guests a heads up and time to plan, so leaving it off would pretty much negate that purpose IMO
flairforfashion
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I am planning on putting the location so out of towners have an idea of where exactly the wedding will be.
ddnsp618
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i put the location for the RH...bc not everyone comes to the church
bridej9
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I put the location of the ceremony.
FutureMrsG
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I put the location of the church on my STD.
bluegreen08
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i just put long island, new york because FH and i currently live oot while i'm finishing up law school, and we have friends and family all over the country.
wanted to tip people off that the wedding would be in ny and not somewhere else
lanamanitta
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I put 'Long Island, New York'. . . . but if I were at home, I would have put th ceremony town 'Glen Cove, New York'
That is to announce where your wedding will be, not the reception. That is what it is meant to announce,