"Include Helpful Notes for Guests with Kids: Attach Information About Nursing Rooms and Diaper Changing Stations to Invitations!"

Are there any guests attending with children?

Do you have any friends or family members who will be attending the wedding with small children?

It's really challenging to attend a wedding with playful kids or even with a small baby. While getting your hair done at the salon, you might be thinking about what to do with the kids,

If you're bringing the kids, you need to stop by your house after the salon... but there’s hardly any time for that, or even if you want your husband to look after them, your days off might not coincide, so just the preparations can be quite hectic.

Once you arrive at the venue, it's hard to control them when you're hoping for peace and quiet, as they might start crying, laughing, or making noise.

"I hope they don't cry during the ceremony..."

"Is there a place for breastfeeding...?"

"What if they get fussy and start making a scene...?"

I want to help alleviate those anxieties ♡

The first hospitality for guests with children ♡

Here are some wonderful ways to offer hospitality to guests who come to the wedding with small children, despite their worries ♡

This is an invitation that includes a note saying, "There is a space for children available, so please feel free to come!"

The message written on the sticky note is:

"There are nursing rooms and diaper changing stations available in the venue, so please enjoy the wedding with peace of mind ♩"

It says this＊

For guests with small children, whether there are nursing rooms and diaper changing stations is a crucial concern. By providing this information in advance, you can ease their worries ahead of time, and it saves them the hassle of asking staff or looking for amenities on the day itself, which is incredibly kind of you ◎

From a mother's perspective, the points of concern are:

☑ Can I bring a stroller?

☑ Is there a place to park the stroller?

☑ Are there diaper changing stations?

☑ Are there high chairs available?

☑ Is there a nursing room?

Among others.

If such detailed information is included in the invitation, it would be heartwarming enough to bring tears of joy, feeling that they are being cared for.

Let's make guests with children feel welcome at the wedding ♡

I've introduced some wonderful hospitality that can be offered to guests coming to the wedding with small children ♡

Going out with kids who need to "sit still" for a long time is genuinely stressful. Moreover, if it’s a significant friend’s big day—the wedding—there’s even more reason to hope they behave well.

If you inform them in advance that "it's going to be alright!", they'll likely feel a bit more relaxed about coming to the wedding＊