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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]WHATS WRONG WITH PEOPLE

NO YOU DONT DELETE SOMEONE THAT HASNT VIEWED OR RSVPD BECAUSE YOU REGRET INVITING THEM

IF SOMEONE HAS NOT VIEWED OR RSVPD YOU REACH OUT TO THEM. Maybe it went to spam, maybe you typed their email wrong. This is just about the rudest thing I’ve ever seen asked. [/quote]

OP here. I will not be removing guests. I am at my max headcount because people added siblings to their RSVP. I guess or hope it will all work out.

Once upon a time, I had a similar problem at my gym. We invited the class and we were at the max/over because of siblings. I didn’t mind siblings back then. I remember I had 1 or 2 people sick, 1 got the wrong time, another showed up without RSVPing at all.

I have extra favors, food and cake. [/quote]

The people who RSVPed for siblings are so rude because it impacts your max headcount.

This is why I am an advocate of clearly spelling out, siblings, welcome, or we cannot accommodate siblings (even though people are supposed to know the only the named individual is invited.

When is your party can you or would you even be willing to send out an email saying that siblings cannot be accommodated? Or can you reach out to those families individually to see if they are coming or not. That way at least you know what to expect.

(I get frustrated when people don’t respond at all because they’re waiting on things on their end. That’s why there is a maybe button and that’s why you can communicate with the host why you may or may not be there.)[/quote]

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