What's your plus one policy?

We gave plus ones to those we knew were in a relationship or we gave one to one of my friends because the only person she knows aside from me that was invited just had a baby so may not be able to make it. I wanted her to feel comfortable and be able to bring a friend if she wanted to.

We gave everyone plus ones.

We gave all adult single guests plus ones, and all adult guests that were in some kind of relationship were invited with their SO.

Everyone in the bridal party gets a plus one and people that are in serious relationships get a plus one.
Anyone who is in a relationship at the time of invites being sent will most likely get a plus one. It kind of depends on what our venue allows though, we have about 265 on our list and one venue has a 250 limit while the other has 320. We are hoping to lock one down next week.

Most of our guests were married/engaged. So the plus 1 only went out to people who wouldn't have many people there to interact with (i.e. my dad is cut off from most of my family).

Not giving “plus ones” at all but we did invite everyone’s SO if they were in a relationship at the time we sent out our invitations. Honestly most of our friends are either single, or in super longterm relationships so we are friends with their SOs too at this point haha, so it was only a few people in shorter term relationships that we hadn’t met/wouldn’t have otherwise added :p

Anyone who is in a long-term relationship or engaged by the time we send out STDs will get a plus one.

Everybody got a plus one! We don't expect anybody to travel alone. Not many people actually took us up on that extra guest.

All adults are getting a plus one.

Most guests are getting a plus one. Cousins who still live at home with their parents and are on their parents' invitations had to have automatic plus ones revoked and will be given out if we have enough no replies due to guest list demands from FMIL.

Everyone who we knew was in a relationship prior to the invites going out we invited with them SO. We weren’t able to give single guests a plus one. Nearly every knows at least one other person so we weren’t that worried. Depending on our rsvp count we plan to offer our couple local single friends the option to bring a date. We would love to give every single guests a plus one but is just wasn’t in the budget

I might get so grief about this but we don't plan on giving many if any plus ones. Majority of the guests on each side is family and already married therefore that's a package deal already. For our wedding party and very few non married family members, they are all single so we didn't think a plus one was needed. Plus we don't have much extra room for plus ones because family is filling up majority of the numbers and we have limited space at our venue. Our wedding party is all friends with one another so its not like they wont have people to dance and hang out with.

No plus ones

The only person who isn't getting a plus one is my 16 year old God Son. Every other adult is either invited with their SO or getting a plus 1. some will likely come alone, but at least they have the option

All guests 18 or older will be given a plus one. Of course if they have a significant other and I know that persons name, they will be properly addressed on the invite. This is part of why FH and I decided to cut coworkers from our guest list. so we could properly host a date for every guest who wants to bring one. After all, a wedding celebrates love and relationships, so we want to honor and respect theirs no matter what stage they are at

I struggled with this but ended up giving all single adults a plus one. The only exception was for my cousin's kids who are in college and will be traveling with the family for the wedding. I decided it was worth the extra costs given that pretty much everyone is traveling and will be required to fly and get a hotel.

Anyone in a relationship they both get invited, so not technically a plus 1. For the few single people we do know, only a handful got them. Maybe about 5-6 tops. Single cousins are invited solo as they will know tons of other people there.

All of our guests who are in relationships are being invited by name with their s/o. As far as single guests, we are giving plus ones to anyone who won't know at least 2 or 3 other guests so that the have someone to socialize with if they choose.

Are you obligated to give everyone a plus one?? I really don't think i want to give everyone a plus one, i'm trying to cut my list down as much as possible. How do i tell people that i am not adding a plus one with their invite?

Pretty much all of my guests are married so that made it easy. I really only have 3 or 4 that might be single so if they bring someone it won't be that big of a deal.