Wedding Guest Rules Nobody Understands - Page 16
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Can you always bring a plus one?
Unless your invitation explicitly says you can bring a plus one then no, you cannot. Even if the wedding is quite casual, the couple purchased food and beverage with guest list in mind. If everybody brought a plus one, they’d run out of food and beverage.

If you break up with your plus one…
What happens if you were invited with a plus one, but you’ve since broken up with that plus one? Well, the nice thing to do is to let the bride and groom know so that they can invite a friend or family member who they didn’t previously have room for.
How serious is this “Black tie” thing?

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Do you have to stick to your assigned seat?

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What about Instagram photos?

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Do you have to fill out the RSVP?
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How serious is the registry?
How much should the gift cost?

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Can anybody give a speech?

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Do you get an engagement gift?

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How drunk can you get though?

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What if it’s a dry wedding?

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Do you have to catch the bouquet?

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Do you have to attend the ceremony?

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