This is a post just for opinions because I've seen people say different things. My area isn't requiring testing as long as we stay under 100 people, so that's what we're doing. I'm just curious!
If C19 testing is required, should the couple or guests pay for the tests?
Does your opinion change whether the state/venue/law is requiring it vs the couple asking guests do it out of precaution?
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