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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This reminds me of my husband's cousins wedding. She wrote no kids on the invite. So I stayed home with the kids while he flew out for the wedding. Guess what he saw when he arrived at the wedding? Kids running around the place. We felt offended. [/quote]

Yes - I’ve been to weddings that say “no kids” but really it just means “no kids we don’t want.”[/quote]

Or it could mean that rude guests brought their kids anyway- we had this happen at our wedding.[/quote]

+1 I loved my wedding day, but I'll never forget these "sophisticated" relatives that not only thought no kids didn't apply to them so they brought their toddler to our black tie wedding, but they also used a table at the reception to change the kid's diaper AND LEFT IT THERE. Not that this would have been ok anywhere, but this was at the Ritz Carlton and their kid was overtired from being up so late and hated all of the food that we served.

We never said a word to them about bringing their kid, but they really shouldn't have, and we truly appreciated everyone else who arranged for sitters.[/quote]

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