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Nancy
Just Said Yes April 2018

Self Invited Guests

Nancy, on October 10, 2017 at 4:15 PM Posted in Etiquette and Advice 0 14

This may have been previously brought up, and I just didn't go back far enough through the posts, but is it just me, or does anyone else find it rude for someone to tell you they'd better get an invitation to your wedding?

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Latest activity by Nancy, on October 10, 2017 at 4:45 PM
  • Rachelxoxo
    Savvy October 2018
    Rachelxoxo ·
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    Yup

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  • firstoneat56
    Master August 2017
    firstoneat56 ·
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    Yes, it is. I would ask them "or what?"

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  • Millie
    Expert April 2018
    Millie ·
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    Of course it is. I've been laying low but my response is "I'll see. We have limited seating and family comes first"!

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  • VC
    Super April 2018
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    Hahhaha "or what?" I wish I had the balls!

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  • Nancy
    Just Said Yes April 2018
    Nancy ·
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    My standard reply is that since this is not our first marriage, we are keeping it simple with just immediate family, and a few close family friends. I'm just worried about crashers at the reception, which is going to be a very elegant, and intimate cocktail party style affair. I included on our web page that "cocktail attire" is suggested, which will hopefully discourage a few.

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  • StPaulGal
    Master July 2017
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    Sure that's rude. Nobody said anything like that to me.

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  • Kelly
    Dedicated December 2017
    Kelly ·
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    We keep getting that each time were around family. Going to FH sister's wedding on Friday and she invited a lot more of the family than we did.... we're bracing ourselves!

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  • Frida
    Devoted July 2018
    Frida ·
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    Yup. One woman actually said to me "you should get married here (DMV area) so I could come to your wedding". I told her no.

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  • Nancy
    Just Said Yes April 2018
    Nancy ·
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    Exactly! People I'm only acquainted with through a work connection, or people I rarely see or talk to, or distant relatives I'm not even sure I'm actually related to, are like, "I'd better get an invite, I wouldn't miss it for the world." Much like Millie posted, I've been laying low on social media, not talking about the wedding much, but no one should have to do that because of other' s lacking in social skills.

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  • Light Haired Girl
    Expert February 2018
    Light Haired Girl ·
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    My co workers do this almost daily. & honestly I don't feel as if I owe them an explanation as to if they're invited or not. I just ignore it. Like straight up change the subject. They just won't get an invite, then they'll know they're not invited.

    It's so fucking rude & annoying.

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  • T
    Dedicated November 2017
    Tattooed Bride ·
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    I can't even mention anything related to the word wedding on facebook because I get all of the comments asking about where their invite is. Do people like free food and liquor that much lol.

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  • Mandi
    VIP May 2016
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    I had a couple of those and that only confirmed in my mind that they wouldn't be invited. Best way to keep crashers away is to keep date, place and time of your wedding off social media.

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  • ifallforgeeks
    Devoted October 2017
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    Luckily we've only had one person do this...Friday we will see if they crash it!

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  • Nancy
    Just Said Yes April 2018
    Nancy ·
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    I'm starting to think, that even as much as my heart is set on getting married at the chapel we've reserved, eloping might be less stressful, and that way, no one gets their feelings hurt.

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