Inviting coworkers

I think most people know better than to discuss things like that at work. I would be a little put off if I received a save the date with a note like that. Maybe it would be more appropriate to deliver them by hand ( in private of course) and just fill them in?

I think if you're good enough friends to invite the few people to your wedding, they'd already know you don't hang out with EVERYONE from their division and they'd know better than to spread it around.

I had to draw a line at work and only invite people from the office and not the whooole shop. We are close with a few guys from the shop (fh and I both work for the same place) but not everyone, and it's a small shop so I felt like we couldn't just invite a few. The "rule" is you're supposed to invite everyone or no one but I think that's kind of dumb.

I wouldn't add the note. People will naturally find out about the wedding over time, and then it will look like a bigger deal that you were trying to hide it. Just let it be. I think co-workers will fully understand that not all 24 of them will be invited.

My FH and I work together in an office building. We actually are on the same team with the same boss! If we both stand up at our desks we can see eachother haha. My brothers wife also works here so she will of course be at the wedding but other than her i think we are only inviting 3 of our coworkers. We are inviting 4 or 5 others that used to work with us but have since left. I wouldn't worry about it. I cant imagine all 24 people would expect to be invited and I can't imagine they wont find out about sooner or later!

If I were one of the 24 that you do not hang out or work with on a regular basis, I would not expect to be invited to your wedding. I wouldn't worry about a note. People will speak regardless and some might be offended that you were trying to hide the fact that they weren't invited.