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etiquette question : day after brunch
The wedding is next Friday and the bride was going to do a brunch at her house. Her grandfather has a hard time walking and she lives upstairs without close parking,
She can do a brunch at a local restaurant at $X per head and she doesn't want to spring the expense on everyone who is coming and at the same time doesn't really have the money to cover it. She wants suggestions as to what to do. Here are some options:
1) have the brunch at her place w/o grandpa
2) have the brunch at the restaurant and pay out of pocket & suck it up
3) have brunch at the restuarant and tell guests to pay themselves
4) do a brunch at the place that her mom is staying (house rental) but it's in a confusing part of town with little parking.
After the brunch, there are other plans so we can't do both.
Re: etiquette question : day after brunch
4
If she has someone drop off the grandpa and help him walk up the steps can he make it?
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I vote #4 if you can't find a better location for free somewhere else. Does her apartment have a clubhouse? Is their a public park with a gazebo or something she could use?
My vote is to have the brunch at her house and don't have grandpa come. He is 93, he will understand IMO. Then a few days later she could take him out to lunch just the two of them if she wants.
She lives in a duplex.