A Guide for Future Brides Who Are Unsure About Guest Selection: Key Points for Choosing Guests on Your Wedding Day♡

2016.03.20 published

What should I do about the guests on the wedding day?

Many prospective brides might be wondering who to invite to the wedding reception, ceremony, and after-party. *It's best to decide on the guest list 3 to 4 months before the wedding.*

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What are the points for choosing guests for the wedding day? ♡?

The average number of guests for a wedding is around 70. ♩ How should you choose guests like family, friends, and workplace superiors? What are the criteria for selecting guests? Here are some points on how to choose guests for your wedding day. *

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Point 1 for choosing guests: The average number of invitees is 70

While the average number of wedding guests is 70, the number can vary for each couple. *Consider the balance of guests from both families, budget, and the size of the venue when making your decision.♡

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Point 2 for choosing guests: Set priorities

First, decide on the main guests, then guests who must be invited, such as family members, workplace superiors, former teachers, and close friends. ♡ After that, make a priority list of those you'd like to invite if possible. *Additionally, consider guests who will give speeches or toasts, as it might help the decision-making process go smoothly. *

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Point 3 for choosing guests: Relatives

For relatives who know you since childhood, consider carefully when selecting guests. *It's best to invite relatives who you see often, such as grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins. ♡ Even if you don’t see them regularly, it’s better to inform acquaintances through a phone call or postcard. ♡

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Point 4 for choosing guests: Friends

You would likely want to invite many friends from both the bride and groom's side. *However, the average number of friends you can invite is about 25. *If you have many friends, it's recommended to hold an after-party and invite a lot of them there. ♩ Take care to avoid having only one friend as a guest by inviting a few friends from the same group together. ♡

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Point 5 for choosing guests: Workplace superiors and colleagues

When inviting workplace superiors and colleagues, focus on those who have been supportive. *If you're having trouble with guest selection, consulting your direct superior is recommended. ♪

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Point 6 for arranging seating

For seating arrangements, position the main guests and superiors at the front of the main table, with tables for friends and colleagues beside them. *Place family at the back of the venue. ♩

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Have the happiest wedding with the guests you love the most! ♡

How was that? ♡? To make your wedding a happy one, you'll want to choose your guests carefully. *Ensure a wonderful wedding by selecting guests without any mistakes! ♡

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