So! My fiancé and I are 66 days away from our wedding. We just got some news from the venue of social distancing changes and it's basically put us in a position to make our wedding family only, keeping it more intimate and the numbers below 100.
So, now I have to change things up.. I had already thought of planning a "open house" style reception (cookies, punch, appetizers, come and go as you please) the day after (because our wedding is on a Friday). Well, now I have to commit to the idea. So I am making up "change of plans" invites to re-send out, and invite people to the open house.
** If you're going to say something something about how it's rude to un-invite people, please don't. My friends and closer friends are very understanding and won't be offended. They understand the hand we are being dealt.
I just need suggestion for wording on the invitation that's going out, and see what other couples may have done. This is what I currently have drafted up:
"Change of Plans: due to unforeseen circumstances, we will unfortunately have to reduce our wedding guest list to immediate family only. however, we would love you to join us for an open house celebration. 09.19.20 (time and location listed below the date) ** Bride and groom will be in full wedding attire."
