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[louisaho]

i am working in a big company, which in my department, there are some people that i am not too close. my question is, do i still give them invitation? if they come, and ask me how come i am not giving one to them, what should i do?
or should i just give it to everyone?
thanks

 

[megan926]

I work in a small school, and I only gave it to specific teachers that I talk to. I am sure some will find out certain people were invited and not others. Oh well. I only wanted to invite the people I am close with. Go with your gut. Do what feels right to you. Good luck!

Love_Megan

 

[Amberle3]

We're getting married in Las Vegas, honeymooning in Disney. The chapel in Vegas just don't hold as many people as we'd ideally like to invite (okay you CAN find ones that do, but those are way out of our price range). So my plan is to tell people the following:

"Unfortunately we just aren't able to invite everyone we'd like to the wedding. It was a difficult decision, and I truly regret that we won't be able to share this day with everyone we'd like."

We are planning on having a BBQ after the honeymoon and inviting those people who we weren't able to invite to the wedding. It's not quite the same, but it should be a good party nonetheless.