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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Most offensive to the least (6 most, 1 least) 6. No +1 weddings: This is rude 5. Dry weddings: I don't drink so I don't care. 3. No open bar weddings: Again, don't drink, don't care. 3. Destination weddings: The couple is doing this for a reason, lol. You don't have to go. 2. Weddings of couples who ask for cash: Let's get away from the lame gifts. I don't care if they ask. They probably don't want/need another dish towel. 1. No-kids weddings - Absolute love this![/quote] We didn't invite +1 for our unattached friends. They took matters into their own hands, and paired off at the reception. Watching them come into the breakfast the next morning was great. I do not, for the life of me, know why someone would want to bring a date to a wedding if they were single. [/quote] +1 I married at 24 and my mom was in charge of most of this stuff, and her rule was that if you were in a relationship (or married obviously) you got a +1 but if you weren’t, you didn’t. I still think it’s pretty fair and it only caused one minor issue.[/quote] But at 24 things can change quickly. You can be single 6 months before the wedding when the guest list is drawn up and in a serious relationship by the time the wedding rolls around. Adding a +1 avoids the awkwardness of having to ask if you can bring your significant other.[/quote]
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