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Krista
Just Said Yes July 2023

Invite Wording: Destination Wedding + At Home Party

Krista, on February 26, 2022 at 11:13 PM Posted in Planning 1 4
We just started our destination wedding planning. We are planning to get married in Italy, July 2023. So excited! Invite Wording Issue: There are some people we would like to invite to both our destination wedding and our post wedding party back home in NY, and there are some we are just inviting to our post wedding party. This way our closest fam and friends can choose to be apart of 1 or both of our celebrations. How do we go about wording that? Send a save the date with the option of celebrations? Like a check box? ✔️ Or just send out our post wedding party save the dates after? So confused! Thanks brides😘

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Latest activity by Kylie, on February 27, 2022 at 1:35 PM
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    VIP July 2017
    Becky ·
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    You're going to want to do two separate invitations. One invitation to the Italy wedding and one for the party at home. Otherwise, you are explicitly telling people who are only invited to the party that they are not being invited to the ceremony in Italy (even though others are), which is rude.

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    Just Said Yes July 2023
    Krista ·
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    No absolutely, I totally agree. There will be 2 separate invites. That would be so rude! I didn't really clarify, sorry. I meant one invite will be for guests who have the option of coming to Italy or NY or both, then a separate invite for those just invited to the at home NY party. My question was how do I word the double invite one?
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    VIP July 2017
    Becky ·
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    Don't have a double one. For people who are invited to both, send one invitation for Italy and then send them the same party invitation everyone else is getting. So for your parents (for example) you would send an invitation for the Italy event and then a separate invitation for the party. For you coworker (again as an example) you would send just the party invitation.

    Also, you won't send invitations until 6-8 weeks (10 weeks *max*) ahead of time. Instead, you'll send save the dates (which can be an e-mail or phone call) 10-12 months ahead of time to the guests you definitely want to come to either or both event(s) - but remember that if you send a save the date, that person must get an invitation.

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    Dedicated May 2019
    Kylie ·
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    How many people are we talking about get an “either or both” invite? I would send two separate sets of invites, and then follow up with individual calls or texts to the double invitees reiterating there’s no pressure to attend either or both events, but that you’d love to see them wherever they’d like to attend.
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