Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 10:05     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
It's a small wedding in her backyard so she just verbally told everyone.
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 09:17     Subject: Re:Wedding on July 4th
I'm interested in how one would word "leave by 9:30."
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 09:01     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
Anonymous wrote:9:30 and no dinner? That's rude.

Yes, it's ok to just attend the ceremony and go on to other commitments/festivities.



+1
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 08:55     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
Just attend the ceremony.
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 08:55     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
Anonymous wrote:Weddings on holidays are just stupid.


+1000 and then no dinner?? I would not even go to the wedding.
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 08:50     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
Weddings on holidays are just stupid.
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 08:48     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
Are there fireworks? An evening wedding with no dinner, that's a pain.
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 08:24     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
I think you can handle a 7:30-9:30 commitment no matter the day.
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 08:18     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
Anonymous wrote:The wedding is at 730. We used to be super close but our friendship has phased out over time.


A 7:30 wedding and you have to leave by 9:30? How long would the ceremony even be?
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 08:14     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
Anonymous wrote:A childhood friend is getting married on July fourth, late in the evening - there is no served dinner and guests are told to leave by 930. Would it be totally tacky to just attend the ceremony and then go out with our normal July 4th festivities? We were invited to other events that day and would love to attend.


The tackiness problem is not with you.
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 08:12     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
The wedding is at 730. We used to be super close but our friendship has phased out over time.
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 08:12     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
Anonymous wrote:9:30 and no dinner? That's rude.

Yes, it's ok to just attend the ceremony and go on to other commitments/festivities.



+1
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 08:11     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
9:30 and no dinner? That's rude.

Yes, it's ok to just attend the ceremony and go on to other commitments/festivities.

Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 08:10     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
What time is the ceremony? No food or drink is being served? How close do you feel to this friend?
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2015 08:09     Subject: Wedding on July 4th
A childhood friend is getting married on July fourth, late in the evening - there is no served dinner and guests are told to leave by 930. Would it be totally tacky to just attend the ceremony and then go out with our normal July 4th festivities? We were invited to other events that day and would love to attend.