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One of my coworkers about 2 weeks prior to her wedding sent an email around to some of us (who she hadn't invited previously) saying they had a poor response to their invites and so were inviting us if we wanted to come. That was just the height of tacky to me. If she wanted me there, she should have asked me when the real invites went out. |
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I don't think you can ever predict who will show up; I had a friend who was an hour away who couldn't come, but relatives from cross-country who made the trip. Anytime you try to predict those things, something will change. |
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The original assertion was about the inner envelope, but GP quoted information from Post about the outer. |
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If you’re having a reception only (the couple is eloping) do they issue: A. Announcement of the wedding separate from the reception Or B. Announce the wedding and reception on the same card? Muchas Gracias very much and come again.:D |
you can do it both ways.
when we were going to elope and i swear i think we still are( :mad: crazy family...) the invites we saw went something like bob and jane would like to announce their marriage on this exotic island this date now help welcome them back with a reception blah blah hotel etc. i say save on postage and do it that way. |
I agree...otherwise it could look as though you're inviting them to the elope ceremony. It's definitely more cost efficient that way too.
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thanks. My BFF is having issues with her family and her and her man decided to cancel the big who-ha wedding and run off to hawaii. I say more power to them
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