Are you inviting plus ones?

Everyone who is single got a plus one.
The only one I'm having a hard time giving a plus one is my uncle who recently split with my aunt. She has been apart of my life since I was born so I want her there but I dont want it to be weird if he decided to bring someone with so I dont know if I should give him a plus one or not.

We are not allowing plus ones. We are allowing SOs if they are still together as of our invitation send-out, we did not include them on the Save the Date because I'm not inviting and then uninviting someone's ex.

We don’t have too many single guest. So I don’t mind it plus one’s came along!!!

We're not allowing plus one's just because everyone is either married or bringing their kids

Yes but only if they are in a relationship or live together

Nope! Our families are too big, we truly don’t have room for plus ones. Some think it’s rude, but even some of FH’s guy friends’ SOs will not be invited. Our rule has been, if your SO isn’t also friends with us, they aren’t included. One of his friends has been dating the same girl for two years and now has a baby with her, but she has never been friendly with us and they don’t hang out with us as a couple, so it seems unnecessary.
Again, I know many think it’s rude, but it’s a budget/space thing. & most of their guy friends are single, so we see it more as all the guys will hang out together at the wedding, their SOs who don’t know us aren’t necessary.

We allowed those in relationships to bring their significant others. In some cases, we were not aware they were dating and had to extend an additional invite after-the-fact. Single guests were not permitted a plus one unless they were in our wedding party.

All married and engaged couples, yes. anyone from out of town we allowed also and anyone who wouldn't know anyone else there or who just wouldn't be comfortable

We have given some people the option of a plus one. However, we have a lot of family members and friends who are already married and have children, so only like five or six people are getting the option for a plus one.

We are allowing plus ones to our single guests. Couples and families will already be accounted for.

Plus 1 within reason, if we know of the couple or know the have been together a while than yes. Or if the guest was a friend who might not know many or anyone else we allowed plus one for their comfort.

Anyone who has been with their boyfriend/girlfriend for a significant time got a plus one. And a few others got one, because they're special (my sister, his step-brother).

There are 2 of my mom's best friends from way back in the day who will get a plus one. Otherwise, significant others only.

Only if they're in an established relationship and we've met them. The only exception to this is our single members of the wedding party.

I'm gonna say about 85% of our guest have plus ones...yes to the plus ones and that means you would have to be with that person for over 2 years I don't want a plus one that you just met about 6 months ago...

Parents friends... I gave my mother 4 invitations and FMIL 4 also...my mother would of invited the whole church to our wedding if was up to her...

Most of our single friends are in the bridal party so yes, we’ll be giving plus ones to our single guests.

Only if they are in the wedding party

We invited anyone who has been seeing someone regularly with a plus one.

I've been to a ton of weddings as a solo. And it's hit or miss as far as finding enough peers to be comfortable and have a good time...
I want my guests to have the best time... about half of our unmarried friends got a plus one based upon that math.

Just for immediate family