My dream is to get married in Wyoming in Grand Teton National park. But we want our parents, siblings, and grandparents to attend. Would they drive 30 hours or fly to attend??
Second option (compromise) is for just me&my family to drive 20 hours. Him& His family to drive 10 hours. Kinda meet in the middle at a pretty place we know we like. But it would still be a destination wedding. Guests would have to drive 3-14 hours or fly.
HOW MANY GUESTS ARE WILLING TO DO THAT??? I feel like we’ll have no guests no matter what.
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