Thursday, January 21, 2010

Is It Rude To Have A Destination Wedding Is It Rude To Invite Family/friends To A Destination Wedding When I Know They Will Not Be Able To Attend?

Is it rude to invite family/friends to a destination wedding when I know they will not be able to attend? - is it rude to have a destination wedding

We are planning a destination wedding and I realize that our guests are a few that will participate max maybe 30th
The problem is that I have a handful of parents who could probably have come. I'll send the invitation to the entire train, or it could be a bit rude when they are invited to send Kow know I can not come?

I want to do some kind of receipt, if the home of all that I love.

6 comments:

Karen C said...

I want to finish the date of receipt of the house, then the details of the invitation to both, leaving the choice to the recipient to confirm their participation a. This is also the exact number of people who come to the shelter for budget / monitoring purposes even when she says, "location details to follow."

Good♥Gyr... said...

You need to invite anyone to send, you want to come, as you rely on it. You can decide for yourself. No one knows for sure whether the people will not go ... In fact, I had friends who had expected a handful of people, held only by the number, (a wedding in Mexico and be surprised, in Jamaica). The men decided to go on and go, it may or may not be longer than expected. Conclusion: Inviting Him and them the opportunity to decide whether to pay to participate.

seth&ell... said...

My brother was married and all. They were afraid that people would be harmed if you have not received any invitation.

In some of them (the people he could not come, and some do not know), the note sent a nice little note that said, understand: "We understand that you can not do, know, but we like to think of us for this a day. "

It was simple and people do not feel compelled to try.

ceingleh... said...

No, I think it's rude to accept that they do not come into the situation and not invite them. I want to send the invitation, and write an invitation to "follow local reception at a later date (unless you really know) the date so that you can not not feel bad about it.

kill_yr_... said...

Nothing against the people can decide if they come, we look forward to a good time to provide for them. There is nothing wrong with people who are informing you that you can participate regret. But remember that in general the same people who are waiting there to surprise you will accept.

Tracy B said...

My cousin had a second e-invites for all, and I thought it was good that we wanted, but he would not be possible! Also another good thing is, when they were married was broadcast live online to see and shares moments of our house and the information that accompanied the invitation, which was good!

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