Wedding Etiquette Faux Pas Continued...

Re: Wedding Etiquette Faux Pas Continued...

• vineyard12 member

  

  September 2013

  Awesome. Truly awesome. Will the etiquette breaches never stop?

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• mancila60 mod

  

  September 2013 edited September 2013

  And here I was thinking the invitation we got the other day with no stamp on the return envelope was bad. You just have to go prove me wrong! Can we just write a book for all brides please!

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• lemlemlem member

  

  September 2013

  @mancila60 My mom got a wedding invitation with no stamp on the return envelope last week also. Must be the new trend. She also got invited to the brides redneck bachelorette party...woohoo!

  

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• mancila60 mod

  

  September 2013

  lemeisch said:

  @mancila60 My mom got a wedding invitation with no stamp on the return envelope last week also. Must be the new trend. She also got invited to the brides redneck bachelorette party...woohoo!

  I have actually recieved 2 with no stamp in the past 2 weeks!

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• mildlymailyn member

  

  September 2013

  Those girls would be ripped apart on the etiquette boards.

  
  

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• adventureisoutthere member

  

  September 2013

  I would have been ripped a new one on the etiquette board too, but, there are a lot of regional differences. Especially between Canada and the states. Unstamped reply cards aren't that bad, however, BYOB is atrocious no matter where you are!

  
  

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• toothpastechica member

  

  September 2013

  BYOB at a wedding?? DUDE, if you don't want to pay for alcohol then don't have alcohol. Or do what we did...only had wine for the tables (2 whites and 1 red per table) and that was it, when it ran out it ran out...but don't tell guests to bring their own...

   

  

  

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• kushie77 member

  

  September 2013

  They would have killed me, we had a cash bar.  However, we paid $250 upfront for drinks for everyone.  We got $75 back. We had an early afternoon reception and most of our families don't drink.  It would have been $1500 to add the open bar package, Here we spent $125  ($50 bartender fee).  

   

  
  

  
  

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• bpphoto785 member

  

  September 2013

  kushie77 said:

  They would have killed me, we had a cash bar.  However, we paid $250 upfront for drinks for everyone.  We got $75 back. We had an early afternoon reception and most of our families don't drink.  It would have been $1500 to add the open bar package, Here we spent $125  ($50 bartender fee).  

  We also had a cash bar. I didn't care what anyone said, I have NEVER been to a wedding with an open bar. Open cocktail hour is what we did, then we had wine service with dinner. No one went thirsty!

  That being said, BYOB is just unbelievable!! 

   

  

  
  

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• court115 member

  

  September 2013

  Cash bar is very different than BYOB! Cash bar is normal. BYOB is not.

  

  
  

  

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• leopardgurl831 member

  

  September 2013

  We have been to 2 dry weddings.  It was for religious reasons though.  At the one I was wishing for a BYOB or a cash bar! 
  
  Really though that is horrible etiquette and I think you should re-gift them their gift!
  

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