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Crystal
Expert May 2017

Is it rude to ask if I'm invited to a wedding?

Crystal , on March 27, 2017 at 8:44 PM

Posted in Etiquette and Advice 41

So babe and I have been dating since 2012 and engaged in 2015. His close frat brothers (3) are getting married right after ours (2 literally within a week and the other in September). They know we are together and have been invited to our event but some how all the invites have only been address to...

So babe and I have been dating since 2012 and engaged in 2015. His close frat brothers (3) are getting married right after ours (2 literally within a week and the other in September). They know we are together and have been invited to our event but some how all the invites have only been address to him and specifically noted 1 seat has been reserved for him. Now I don't know if its just me taking notes from this forum that if you know someone is a couple that you should invite them together. I do see they noted adults only, which is fine but I hope that is not the reason that they only invited him since we have a son. Or that they were going the cheap way and not wanting to invite us as a couple. I don't want to be the person that cross out their 1 seat and put in 2 seats and they get mad but hey..lol

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  • BridalBethany
    Expert April 2017
    BridalBethany ·
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    I'm not sure how close your FH is with the couple getting married, but I would be tempted to reply with a regret to the wedding. They would likely ask why he wasn't coming and he could simply say, "I don't feel comfortable attending a wedding without my fiancé ". Maybe it was an oversight and they didn't realize it and that would give them the opportunity to say so. Worse thing could happen is they don't say anything and neither of you go to their wedding. Saves you some gift money to put towards your wedding!

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