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[Elstongunn]

Yes, you are being overly sensitive to a non-issue.

[bikerbabe]

Another reason why I don't do weddings including my own. We eloped. People always find something to be upset about. LOL.

[Love my grandkids]

There is NO reason why each invitee should expect to bring a Guest. A person whose food and refreshments must be paid for. Silly expectation IMO.

[ROMARY]

Yes, just forget about it, and enjoy the wedding! I'm guessing that your daughter will enjoy it, too, and just maybe she will meet a few new friends or reunite with a few distant cousins. Time to share your cheerful presence with the Bride and Groom, wishing them well and a nice life together.

[missy1]

Tacky. The bride-to-be could have asked the op for thier dd address. She also saved on stamps, invitations, and not having an unwanted costly guest. I would not go alone. Only like if a group of friends/coworkers and they knew they were invited as singles.

[missy1]

On 3/5/2015 Love my grandkids said:

There is NO reason why each invitee is asked to bring a Guest. A person whose food and refreshments must be paid for. Silly expectation IMO.

Invite a guest, have them pre-pay their meal in their rsvp.

[sunshine45]

overly sensitive.....

recently a cousin sent a save the date card for her wedding to my moms home.....it was addressed to my mom, myself, and my daughter.

[colliegirls]

An easy way to save money IMO is to eliminate the Save-a-Dates! People will either come or not and your best friends and relatives already know about the date way ahead of time without those save-a-dates.

[adelle38]

On 3/5/2015 colliegirls said:

An easy way to save money IMO is to eliminate the Save-a-Dates! People will either come or not and your best friends and relatives already know about the date way ahead of time without those save-a-dates.

I wonder if the save the date thing is so guests won't plan another event on that date.

[lizzief]

Overly sensitive, you are all family, you are all invited.