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Small Wedding Big Bachelorette?

Alissa, on July 21, 2023 at 11:23 AM Posted in Parties and Events 0 8
I am having a small wedding destination but still in the states (Hilton Head). I am only inviting immediate family and close friends. Can I invite people who aren’t invited to my wedding to my destination bachelorette party? I want to include people who I can’t have at the wedding because I’m my family you invite one you invite them all. But that rule doesn’t really apply to the bachelorette party right?

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Latest activity by Jada, on July 30, 2023 at 8:43 AM
  • SandyZV
    Dedicated June 2023
    SandyZV ·
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    1. Whoever is planning your bachelorette party is only to invite people who are invited to the wedding.

    2. Do not plan your own bachelorette party.

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  • Lisa
    Rockstar July 2022
    Lisa ·
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    Anyone that's invited to the pre-wedding events should also be invited to the wedding.
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  • C
    CM ·
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    No, it’s inconsiderate to include anyone not invited to the wedding. In this case asking people to shell out for a destination bachelorette makes it even worse.



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  • Taylor
    VIP October 2022
    Taylor ·
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    Yeah I say that’s a no go. It’s not great to ask people to your bachelorette that you can’t or won’t invite to your wedding. Especially a destination bachelorette
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  • Hanna
    VIP June 2019
    Hanna Online ·
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    That would be extremely rude! Don't do it!

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  • LM
    Super December 2022
    LM ·
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    This might be possible if maybe, Maybe, you had a wedding that was immediate family only. But, you added "close friends" which means you're already ranking people. The other friends will feel you don't believe they are good enough or special enough for you to spend money on them (with a reception), but you want them to spend their own $ to celebrate you at an attention-seeking, mini- party anyway. Adding destination trip (that you plan yourself) makes you appear even more bratty, cheap, and exclusionist. Don't risk it.
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  • Jacks
    Rockstar November 2054
    Jacks ·
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    This would be very rude. You can't ask people to come celebrate something they're not invited to participate in. Same goes with showers.

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  • Jada
    Dedicated September 2024
    Jada ·
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    I would just not have them come at all because i would be a little offended if i got invited to batchelorette but i don’t even get to celebrate with you on your big day just keep the people that are going to your wedding in your batchelorette i would have an engagement party that everyone can come to but not the batchelorette
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