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Miss Manners: How much of a gamble is it to invite more guest to a wedding than you can legally accommodate?
Miss Manners: How much of a gamble is it to invite more guest to a wedding than you can legally accommodate?
Miss Manners: How much of a gamble is it to invite more guest to a wedding than you can legally accommodate?

Published on: 07/09/2026

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Most people invite more people than they expect to accept because, unless you are hosting an all-expenses paid wedding in Venice, someone is going to decline.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Is it acceptable to invite more people to your wedding than may be accommodated, on the theory that inevitably some invitees will decline? Does it matter whether the limit is set by law, venue policy or logistical necessity?

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/advice/2026/07/miss-manners-how-much-of-a-gamble-is-it-to-invite-more-guest-to-a-wedding-than-you-can-legally-accommodate.html

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