So... I can hardly believe that I'm posting this. When we set our date a year ago, my fiancé and I thought Covid would be long behind us... Unfortunately our venue is still only allowing 65 currently & we have 140 guests on our list. We are trying to be optimistic that by August 28th our venue (which has a 300 person capacity) can accommodate our number. But if not, what should our cut off be for Plan B? My fiancé and I have been together almost 10 years so we are really not wanting to compromise on having all of our loved ones at our special day.
Note: The city health guidelines say social gatherings can be held at 50% capacity, meaning we shouldn't have an issue... but when I tried calling the health department no one knows and I don't want to fight with my venue over it, but what they told me that's where they are getting their information and so I don't know who to believe 😔🤦🏼♀️
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