You Decide
It's your special day, and you get to choose who attends. If you don't want plus ones, that's okay. If you do, that's fine too.
Things to Think About
- Guest experience: Some guests might feel left out without a plus one.
- Budget: Plus ones mean more food, drinks, and space.
- Venue capacity: If your venue is small, you might need to limit plus ones.
How to Handle It
- Be clear on invitations: Say "plus one" or "no plus ones" clearly.
- Set boundaries: Decide who gets a plus one and stick to it.
- Communicate with guests: Let them know your decision and be respectful.
Your Wedding, Your Rules
Don't feel pressured. Do what feels right for you and your partner. Your guests will understand.
Tips
- Consider a "no kids" or "no plus ones" policy if needed.
- Communicate clearly to avoid misunderstandings.
- Prioritize your closest friends and family.
By setting clear expectations, you'll have a stress-free and enjoyable wedding planning experience.
