Comments on: Inviting the Office to Your Wedding http://www.bizme.biz/bizclass/inviting-the-office-to-your-wedding/ The Ultimate bizGuide For The Young Professional Tue, 06 Dec 2011 15:10:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: amanda http://www.bizme.biz/bizclass/inviting-the-office-to-your-wedding/comment-page-1/#comment-3752 amanda Wed, 11 May 2011 01:43:34 +0000 http://www.bizme.biz/?p=2332#comment-3752 Hi Souzi, Thanks so much for your comments and we are glad you enjoyed the article. My suggestion would be to invite everyone to the dance portion of your wedding, which is when the craziness really begins! :) This way everyone feels invited without your pocket book taking the hit and then the ball is in their court if they want to go. Hope this helps! Thanks much for reading, Amanda Hi Souzi,

Thanks so much for your comments and we are glad you enjoyed the article. My suggestion would be to invite everyone to the dance portion of your wedding, which is when the craziness really begins! :) This way everyone feels invited without your pocket book taking the hit and then the ball is in their court if they want to go. Hope this helps!

Thanks much for reading,

Amanda

]]> By: Souzi http://www.bizme.biz/bizclass/inviting-the-office-to-your-wedding/comment-page-1/#comment-3745 Souzi Wed, 27 Apr 2011 18:55:32 +0000 http://www.bizme.biz/?p=2332#comment-3745 Great tips for sure, but I have a question. My wedding is in September, I recently just moved into a new role/group at work (mid april). I'm inviting 3 coworkers from my old group, just the close people who were there in the midst of the chaos that began the wedding planning and told them to not mention it to others. I am now in a new group full of women! And they are always asking about wedding details, even though I've been trying to keep quiet about it. I even answer "oh things are good, thanks" and leave it at that. In addition, one of the other females in the group just got married early April and she invited EVERYONE. I can't afford to do that. :( I was going to invite my direct supervisor and that's it...but I'm truly worried about how others will feel or what they may say. Ideas??? Thanks! Great tips for sure, but I have a question. My wedding is in September, I recently just moved into a new role/group at work (mid april). I’m inviting 3 coworkers from my old group, just the close people who were there in the midst of the chaos that began the wedding planning and told them to not mention it to others. I am now in a new group full of women! And they are always asking about wedding details, even though I’ve been trying to keep quiet about it. I even answer “oh things are good, thanks” and leave it at that. In addition, one of the other females in the group just got married early April and she invited EVERYONE. I can’t afford to do that. :( I was going to invite my direct supervisor and that’s it…but I’m truly worried about how others will feel or what they may say.
Ideas???

Thanks!

]]> By: Crystal-Marie M. http://www.bizme.biz/bizclass/inviting-the-office-to-your-wedding/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Crystal-Marie M. Wed, 09 Sep 2009 06:52:16 +0000 http://www.bizme.biz/?p=2332#comment-20 Great Tips! My BFF is having her wedding in June and I will pass this along. I agree that it is unavoidable that someone's feelings will get hurt. But the wedding day is about the two getting married. If your coworkers are not friends then it is perfectly within etiquette not to invite them. Great Tips! My BFF is having her wedding in June and I will pass this along. I agree that it is unavoidable that someone’s feelings will get hurt. But the wedding day is about the two getting married. If your coworkers are not friends then it is perfectly within etiquette not to invite them.

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