wedding etiquette for a couple with home / family already established?
is appropriate to include something in the invitation to give the bride / groom, something like money tree or include a link for donations to the Disney vacation for the bride / groom and children? do not really need anything because we've been together 9 years and have two children home.
Absolutely not. No mention is by no means the gifts in the wedding invitation. Its purpose is to invite people to join celebration, not to solicit gifts, if you were to do what you're referring to it would be fair. People do not have to give anything a couple when they marry, and when included in the invitation, which means just that. Moreover, its very rude dictate that the client should only give money if they are kind enough to give anything. In understanding that couples can have everything they need, but still gives them no right to dictate what people can and can not buy with their hard cattle. If someone buys a gift, to understand that, although it is useless and terrible, which is the time to think about you and take that, and cheapen that experience when you dictate what is allowed. Personally I refuse to give a couple of no use if they decide to accept only money, rude and honestly I think it bothers me a little, no … that each guest feels well, but many will keep this in mind. My best advice is to let word of mouth do the talking and do not register, when people ask, politely mention and mention your plans with family for the trip, be sure to add the children … I think it will come out much worse if included in the wedding invitation!
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