1) have dancing at your wedding?
2) have stationary horderves and/or a buffet?
3) require guests to wear face masks?4) move tables 6 feet apart?5) require people who are in the wedding to self-quarantine for 14 days leading up to the wedding / get a covid test done?
We’re getting married outdoors at the end of August with around 100 guests. I’ve made it clear that it’s “come at your own risk”, but I’m wondering what I should do to allow everyone to be as safe as possible. I really want to require the bridal party to self-isolate leading up the wedding (2 bridesmaids are still playing on volleyball teams and 1 is still going to the gym every day) but I don’t know if they will come across as controlling. I just want everyone to be safe!
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