Are you inviting kids?

We were adults-only except for the 3 kids in the wedding party, who are all family.

Bringing kids to weddings is not a thing in my region.

No, we are not. The only "kids" are FH's and they are 14,16. The next youngest on the guest list is 24. We are getting a few complaints but we are also getting lots of kudos. We are sticking to our guns and budget with no kids.

I considered not inviting kids, especially after going to a wedding with some extremely badly behaved children. But my MOH and BMs both have newborns and wouldn't want to be there without them. They would if I asked them too but I don't think they'd enjoy themselves. And FH has some nieces and nephews who would be extremely disappointed not to come. So, kids it is.

We have a few for certain reasons but mostly no kids

Yes, we invited children. I honestly would feel awkward not having kids. We have a son, and we're inviting people to celebrate our family. I think it's important to include theirs.

We invited about thirty children and about fifteen are coming. Some parents chose not to bring theirs but we gave them the choice.

In my family no one would come. You never exclude kids.

Yes, children of my family (siblings, cousins) are definitely invited! Children of friends, coworkers are not.

We did invite kids. We have friends that have started having babies recently and everyone is traveling for the wedding so I wanted everyone to be able to attend. Plus quite a few people are making family vacations out of it since we live in a beach town. FH’s parents had couples they wanted to invite and they got angry we didn’t invite their adult children and adult childrens significant others but I put my foot down on that haha.

Yup. About a quarter of our guest list is kids. I wouldn't have even thought for it to be different until iI started reading on here.

We included children on our guest list. We wanted our families to feel like everyone is welcome and that they don’t need to get child care for the day to attend our wedding alone.

Well, my original big wedding, I saidno kids because I'm not patient enough to think about all possible scenarios where kids are involved. And i only invited close family because I wanted to keep it small. The wedding i'm actually having is now only 15 people haha. But those are my reasons for no kids and no cousins.

Yes however the only kids invited are those in the wedding. My fiance's side of the family doesn't really have any kids.

We are inviting kids. But we are asking the parents before sending out the invites if they want them in attendance (as some don't and want an evening away).

We have a few children invited but honestly only because the people we are inviting are very close to us and it wouldn’t be reasonable to not invite them.

We are inviting kids, my boyfriends 2 littles of course who are 3 and 7, my neices who will be 10 and 14, and the girls ive been a nanny to for 7 years who are 8 and 9. Thankfully all well behaved

The only children we are planning to invite are our two flower girls and children from out of town since their parents wouldn't be able to come without them. Other than that - no kids! But really, not a lot of family members/friends have kids, so we don't expect it to be a big deal.

Kids over the age nine ate being invited.

We aren't inviting anyone under 18. I've never been to a wedding with kids where one DIDN'T have a total meltdown during the ceremony. Sorry, not happening.

Plus, our wedding has lots of drinking and we don't want to worry about kids. 18 seemed like a safe cut-off.

Adults only. We only know one little guy who may have been invited but, we spoke with his parents (our MOH and BM) and they preferred to leave him with his grandparents for the evening.

We’re only inviting my first cousins, and they’re all 10 and over. Plus a few older teens who we didn’t feel the need to exclude.
I don’t specifically not want kids, but our friends with kids have really young kids and we aren’t close with them. We just didn’t find it necessary.