Our wedding is a destination for half of our guest list (we live in NY, wedding is in FH's hometown in AZ). Instead of flying back out immediately the next morning, I was thinking about putting together a brunch at a local restaurant in town for the out of towners (mostly family and close friends). SO, the question is, do I add this to our wedding website so folks know that there is something going on the following day so they can plan accordingly? And will putting on the website so cause them to assume we're paying for it? Is it off-putting to ask folks to pay for their own breakfast the next day? I'm pretty sure by the time April rolls around our budget will be pretty close to max, so we'd rather not. How to do this without conveying that we are hosting it? TIA
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