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What sounds better??

NYMetsBride Posted:

What sounds better??

I plan on saying on the Save the dates that it will be an adult reception only. So what sounds better, 'Reception is adults only' or 'Adult only reception' or any suggestions?

Jayla127 Posted:

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Adult reception only!! They should get the point. But, you may have those that need explaining.

lookitscassie Posted:

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Adult reception only sounds good!

if you have some close family that has kids, i would just remind them no kids lol
NYMetsBride Posted:

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Thanks ladies!

kBr Posted:

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'adult only reception' sounds nicer IMO
lookitscassie Posted:

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Posted by krissyB2b

'adult only reception' sounds nicer IMO


YOU STAY OUT OF THIS!! lol

i should have an adult only reception and tell FH his son cant come lol

too bad i love that kid more then i love his dad =)
little34 Posted:

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Adult only reception...

LEAVE YOR LOUD KIDS AT HOME....hahahahha...can you imagine.
NYMetsBride Posted:

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You guys are so silly

Ann 52409 Posted:

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adult only reception

kabo0831 Posted:

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adult rec only

FuTuRe MrS MaZz Posted:

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I dont think that goes on a std does it? I thought you'd wait for the invite to write that I guess yu can do whatever you wanted. I've just never seen that b4
Summertimegal424 Posted:

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dont u write on the adress like mr and mrs Smith
or mr and mrs smith and family?
HotAir Posted:

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Posted by FuTuRe MrS MaZz

I dont think that goes on a std does it? I thought you'd wait for the invite to write that I guess yu can do whatever you wanted. I've just never seen that b4


yeah, I agree...I've never seen that on a save the date.
mdawg Posted:

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i like adult only reception..

i have one specific guest that will plague me with this problem, so i need to make it clear! lol
dazies1011 Posted:

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Adult reception only but, when the time comes you will probably have explaining to do.

NYMetsBride Posted:

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Posted by COwens424

dont u write on the adress like mr and mrs Smith
or mr and mrs smith and family?



Yeah, but sometimes Spanish people do not understand and bring thier whole family. Its ridiculous!
NYMetsBride Posted:

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Posted by HotAir

Posted by FuTuRe MrS MaZz

I dont think that goes on a std does it? I thought you'd wait for the invite to write that I guess yu can do whatever you wanted. I've just never seen that b4


yeah, I agree...I've never seen that on a save the date.


I just want to give people time to obtain a baby sitter or something.
Summertimegal424 Posted:

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hmmm

maybe u can put an additional card inside saying exactly who it is for


like for instance For Carol and Steve

i dunno bout saying for adults only i feel like that it just weird if anyone has any good suggestions let me know too cause i deff will need to do that too
DonnaPWhite1124 Posted:

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its funny (well not ha ha funny) but funny that youre mentioning this, my moms wedding was adults only, and apparently her cousins brought their kids because they couldnt find a baby sitter. My mom said she was so mad that they brought the kids. Like there was NO ONE who could watch them.

So definately specify on the invites adults only
FalNBill Posted:

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Posted by HotAir

Posted by FuTuRe MrS MaZz

I dont think that goes on a std does it? I thought you'd wait for the invite to write that I guess yu can do whatever you wanted. I've just never seen that b4


yeah, I agree...I've never seen that on a save the date.




I agree with these ladies... i think it will be fine if you just inculde it on the invites... however if you want to just include an little note, in the STD envelope i think that would be ok...

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