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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's rude, but was your wedding ruined?

At our wedding, which was supposed to be "no kids", one of Dh's co-workers showed up with his 2 little girls.

I was a little surprised when I saw them, but honestly--they were  very well behaved.   I have no idea what happened with the seating, as the table the co-worker and his wife were assigned to was full...I'm sure the owner of my venue was just able to smooth it over so it didn't become my concern.

My mom told me later that the co-workers wife approached her, very embarrassed, apolgozing because she didn't realize that kids were not expected--of course my mom told her it was fine and complimented how well behaved the girls were, how pretty they looked in their nice dresses, etc.[/quote]

Your invitation clearly stated "no children" and she didn't know '?  Probably too ce
heap to hire a babysitter.  [/quote]

Most wedding invites don't say no children but it is indicated on the inside envelope. If it says mr and mrs smith then that's who is invited. If it says mr and mrs smith and on the next line master jack smith then you know your child is invited as well. [/quote]

That is not obvious at all...I received plenty of child-invited weddings where only M___________________   was on the invite.[/quote]

Then the people who sent your child-invited wedding invitations need to get a copy of an etiquette  book to learn the proper way to address invitations. 
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