1. Determine Who is on Your Wedding A-list
2. Talk to Your Parents and In-Laws Early About Who They'd Like to Invite
3. Stand Your Ground
4. Be Open with Your Vision for the Wedding
5. Factor In Plus-Ones
6. Try the "One Year" Test
Friday, March 23, 2018
6 Tips For Creating Your Wedding Guest List
Without a doubt, one of the trickiest tasks for a bride is creating her wedding guest list. Some couples may be able to (and want to) invite every single family member, friend, colleague, former-coworker-of-the-father-in-law, next-door neighbor, and Spin instructor to their wedding, but if you and your partner want to have a smaller, more intimate affair, cutting down on your guest list becomes a tough—and often argumentative—process.
1. Determine Who is on Your Wedding A-list
2. Talk to Your Parents and In-Laws Early About Who They'd Like to Invite
3. Stand Your Ground
4. Be Open with Your Vision for the Wedding
5. Factor In Plus-Ones
6. Try the "One Year" Test
1. Determine Who is on Your Wedding A-list
2. Talk to Your Parents and In-Laws Early About Who They'd Like to Invite
3. Stand Your Ground
4. Be Open with Your Vision for the Wedding
5. Factor In Plus-Ones
6. Try the "One Year" Test
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