You can arrive to the ceremony up to 30 minutes before, but arrive no later than 10 minutes before to avoid run-ins with the wedding party. You don’t want to be *that* guest who has to awkwardly stand near the bride and her father before their big entrance (during what should be a special time!).
You are only allowed a plus one if the invitation reads “and guest.” Arrive early to the ceremony. On that note, make sure you also only RSVP for the number of guests allotted for your invitation. The earlier the better so you don’t forget! It is so important for brides and wedding planners to have an accurate headcount as they close in on the wedding day. But, then again, maybe they didn’t! So I’ve pulled together gracious etiquette tips that, no matter how many weddings you’ve been to, are always good to keep in mind.
Do you know the do’s and don’ts of being a gracious wedding guest? As wedding season is picking up again, it’s a good idea to brush up on etiquette, so today I am sharing etiquette pointers every wedding guest should know.Īs a former wedding planner, I witnessed quite a few faux pas from wedding guests.
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