Lets face it, every party has that one person – the one who’s a little too comfortable, has a little too much to drink, or is a little too cool to get down to today’s top hits on the dance floor. Weddings are no exception. And while we know you would never be that guests on someone’s big day, here’s a little refresher course on wedding guests etiquette just in case, and to ensure the wedding invitations keep coming your way.
Make sure you’re prompt on responding to the invitation. The bride and groom are busy planning their perfec
The couple hired a professional photographer for a reason, so unplug and enjoy the wedding!
Unless the bride and groom specifically ask you to wear white, don’t wear white or ivory – it could be mistaken for white and you don’t want to take away from the bride.
Chances are, the ceremony won’t start exactly on time, but the perfect guest shows up on time and waits patiently for the ceremony to start. All eyes should be on the couple, not on you making a late entrance.
Enjoy the day the bride and groom worked hard on for you to have an enjoyable time. Get on the dance floor and get down with the bride and groom. Nothing kills the wedding faster than guests who are too cool to dance.
Don’t always assume you can have a plus one. Make sure to respect the couples wishes and guests list.
Let the couple know prior to the wedding day about any diet restrictions.
Refrain from asking the couple when they’re going to start having kids. They literally just got married, so let them enjoy some newlywed bliss.
A lot of thought went into finding the perfect favors to thank you for coming. So don’t forget to take yours home with you.
Nothing is cuter than watching the little ones get down on the dance floor, but just in case your child isn’t having fun make sure to have a backup plan.
Best of luck planning,
Stacey B.
