Potential wedding Faqs

"We thought you'd appreciate a night off!"

Even if the parents would like a night off, this comes across as a bit patronising - and sounds rather flippant in the face of how difficult it can be to find childcare, particularly overnight.

"To give you the opportunity to really let your hair down, we've decided not to invite children."

Again, this has the patronising factor - and also rather implies your wedding will have frat-party vibes.

"In order to allow all guests, including parents, to have a good time, we have chosen for our wedding day to be an adult-only occasion."

Any wording that implies parents can't have a good time with their children present is unlikely to go down brilliantly.

Those are some ideas i found online.

pretty much cover all possible scenarios

Is always better to cover everything lol

Back in the years i dint have as much experience/resources...

Children included but then Unfortunately, due to there still being uncertainty around COVID, we are limiting the number of children invited

Isn't a bit confusing?