One Wedding Favor Per Guest Or Per Couple?
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Do you have to give wedding favors to every guest, or can you give them per couple? I picked a wedding favor that’s a bit expensive.
I want a small wedding I’m inviting about 30 people on my side, and probably about 20-25 will come. My fiance has a bigger family than I do, and his mother is convinced that she has to invite every relative and family friend to be polite. She says to plan for 100 people. I don’t want all of these people. Will it really offend distant relatives if they didn’t receive an invite, even if they wouldn’t come anyway? We can’t afford a big wedding and my fiance’s parents are not contributing to it. How do I deal with her?
I’m having about 100 guests and I want the jordan almonds to be both baby blue and gold.
Price for the baby blue is $5.99/lb. and $6.99/lb. for the gold (120 jordan almonds per pound).
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I was invited to a house warming party where I was asked to bring a fruit salad which really is not cheap and to bring bottled water. I was offended by this, because quite naturally you would bring a gift to the gathering for the host. But for the host to request the guest to bring the food, I thought was over the top.
If you invite me to a birthday party would you ask me to bring the cake or the ice cream or the cake? Do brides to be ask the people she’s invited to her bridal shower to bring the food and drinks? I just didn’t think that was appropriate for the host to request the guest bring food and drinks. What do you think?
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I was invited to a house warming party where I was asked to bring a fruit salad which really is not cheap and to bring bottled water. I was offended by this, because quite naturally you would bring a gift to the gathering for the host. But for the host to request the guest to bring the food, I thought was over the top.
If you invite me to a birthday party would you ask me to bring the cake or the ice cream or the cake? Do brides to be ask the people she’s invited to her bridal shower to bring the food and drinks? I just didn’t think that was appropriate for the host to request the guest bring food and drinks. What do you think?
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Is This Dress Inappropriate As A Guest To A Wedding?
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If I wore it with pantyhose, do you think it’s too short or will take attention away from the bride? I’m 17. I need help! 
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Wedding Guest Questions?
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Ok so my cousin is getting married this summer and there will be dancing…When the wedding happens i will about to go into 7th grade. Im gonna want to dance like all the other adults. But have no clue how to slow dance…Also who am i suppost to dance with? I dont know of anyone who will be my age,boy that i know at the wedding but the groom (im related to the bride) has a little brother who is a groomsmen.i have never met him but he is a year younger than me…Who and How to dance!!!
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Very Unbalanced Guest List?
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So, my beau and I got engaged recently, and although we’re not into planning anything any time soon (as in, Spring 2013 would be the very earliest time frame for the wedding), the idea of figuring out who to invite has been bothering me… a lot.
I want a small wedding, and I want to only invite family. My side consists of about 20 people. Parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins. I have double cousins (my mom’s sister married my dad’s brother), so we’re a very very close, tight family, since there’s really no “mom’s side” and “dad’s side”. It’s always the same lovely people at every get together, and I like that.
But my fiance… he pretty much just has his mom and dad. Both sets of grandparents don’t get along very well with their own son/daughter, and he doesn’t have any aunts or uncles that he actually knows/would want to invite. I told him if he didn’t want to invite any other family, that was fine, and he could invite his good friends (that I like and get along with, too).
But I still feel really bad about having 20 people, and he would have, like, seven max. Should I feel bad? Should I trim my family down even though I could never imagine doing anything like this without them?
Yes, I’m the kind of person that stresses out over things that won’t matter for months and months and months… bah!
not if you live in the united states. in some countries, yes, but in america no. normally, the bride and groom find a hotel near their wedding venue which will give a discount to their guests when they mention they are with that wedding and then the bride and groom reserve a block of rooms for the people they know will be coming from out of town. then this information is included in the invitations for those who are coming from out of town with a small inclosure card. be sure the hotel is not going to charge you for any rooms which are not used.
the bride and groom normally also place a “welcome” basket in their guests rooms, well they give them to the hotel to do it. welcome baskets can be anything from fruit, cheese and crackers, bottled water, split of wine or champagne, brochures of things to do in your down, candy, bath or shower products, flip flops and sunscreen, whatever is fitting with or suits your wedding theme or your area.
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I am flying across country to my best friends wedding next month and although she doesn’t have a wedding party (of people) she invited me and my date to the rehearsal dinner. There will only be a few of us there like the brides parents, the grooms parents, their siblings, me and my date and one other friend and his date. I think its thougthful of them to invite us out-of-towners to the dinner so we can all meet each other and her family. I wasn’t able to be there for her bridal shower since I live too far away so i’m wondering if I should bring them something to the rehearsal dinner like a gift or card. I plan on giving them a wedding gift too but I just feel like I should bring something to the dinner.
But what to bring? I am flying in on a friday and we’re going to be running around a while until the dinner that Friday night. I don’t want to carry a gift on the plane.
