Hi all!
So we postponed last year and we are moving forward this May, no matter what. RSVPS are trickling in. Some surprise yes responses and some surprise no’s. Our state moved from 50 to 150 guests right before we sent our invites (NY) so we sent all 125. I’m thinking we will be more in the 75 range, which I’m actually really happy about. My only worry is what it will be like. For those of you who have moved forward and wouldn’t consider your wedding a “minimony” did people dance, socialize (within restrictions of course). Part of me says whoever responded yes feels comfortable coming, and many have booked hotel rooms. I guess I just fear it being: ceremony, empty dance spaces, formal events (special dances, cake, etc) and people leave early. Would love to hear your thoughts as a guest or those who have moved forward. Thanks for reading!
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