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Are you giving any of your single guests the option to bring a date? What's the plus one policy for your wedding?
When I was just dating my FH I really appreciated being invited to his family weddings even though we weren't married. It was just a fun way of meeting his whole family and breaking the ice! So we are inviting all of our family and friends- including their significant others if they are in a serious relationship.
My family is extremely large, and our friend group is pretty tight. No one on our list got a plus one unless they are married. We are planning to seat all singles close to each other.
I am not giving every single person a plus one. Unless they are actively dating someone, they don't get a plus one. The thing that worries me is some people are tacky. They'll bring a platonic friends instead of a date. I don't have the budget or space to have random friends of guests show up.
This one is really funny! And it was tricky also. So we decided, to allow plus 1 for those we knew were with someone. If not, sorry, no plus 1. I know it’s a little unorthodox but we need to keep our numbers low.
Lol so true. Plus as stated, we are paying for the wedding ourselves and that's a huge undertaking. I barely have room for the people we both know, so why have some random person there?
Almost everyone who is invited is married or in a serious relationship. Our single guests will know a lot of our other guests and won't be getting a plus one
I got lucky and almost everyone that we are inviting is married or part of a long term couple besides my 2 aunts who are unmarried, but neither will ask to bring anyone.
Most of our guest are married, but for the ones who are single. We did allow a plus one.
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December 2020
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We are inviting spouses and long term relationships, may give one or two plus ones if requested but not looking at it. Everyone on our list knows and enjoys another few people at the wedding (in which they will be seated with) so there isn't much of a reason plus we an afford it or want strangers on our day
We are leaning away from allowing plus ones unless we know they are in a steady relationship. All of our friends know other people at the wedding so I do not feel they will need a plus one to have fun.