Our RSVP date is coming up this week but we have only received about 75% of our RSVP cards. We want to wait another week or so for late comers, then we want to use the available seats to invite other guests that we wanted to invite but were obligated to invite other family instead (you know how that goes). So now here is the dilemma...what do we do if we have some very rude "intruders" who decide to show up even though they haven't submitted an RSVP? Or what of they show up with kids even though our RSVP clearly says" ADULT ONLY"? Is it rude to make them pay for their own seat/place setting/dinner or should we suck it up that we have to fork over the extra cash for them in all of their rudeness?
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