We are planning on having our wedding at an all-inclusive resort in Mexico that my fiancé, bridal party, and parents on both sides all love. The resort requires 90% of guests to stay at the resort in order to hold a wedding there. While we already confirmed with the aforementioned groups that the requirement wouldn't be an issue, we're trying to figure out how to word the requirement on the invitations for our other guests. If more people RSVP, we can allow more couples to stay off the resort. So we're thinking of being quite blunt on the invitations and say that staying at this resort is required, and then have our friends/family reach out to us if that's an issue and we go from there. Is this a good way of going about this issue?
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