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Awkward! Destination Wedding Invitee Wants to Invite Friend
Thanks to a reader with an issue (sorry, reader!), we have an awkward scenario for you that she needs you to weigh in on.
"I have been invited to a destination wedding in Mexico. The bride has graciously invited me plus a guest.
DearSugar Needs Your Help: My Sisters Are Unsupportive
DearSugar and Feeling Alone Faith need your help. She's planning her dream wedding, and her sisters are too jealous to support her. She's feeling terribly alone during this happy time in her life and doesn't know how to make things better.
Dear Sugar Needs Your Help: Do We Have to Go to This Destination Wedding?
Dear Sugar and Not Into it Isabelle need your help. Is she obligated to go to this outrageously expensive destination wedding?
Dear Sugar,
Recently my fiancé got in touch with a childhood friend.
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Do Tell: Where Would You Hold a Destination Wedding?
I'm heading to Paris later this year to be a bridesmaid in my good friend's wedding. Anywhere they chose was bound to be a faraway destination for many guests, considering she's from Chicago, her fiancé is from Australia, and they live together in England. They chose Paris for the wedding, since they got engaged there, and well, it's très romantique!
Group Therapy: How much is too much for guests to pay to attend a destination wedding?
I am in a destination wedding this summer. My partner and I are going, and it is costing us over 1100 for airfare and the rooms are 800 per night (all inclusive). I tried to look at this as a vacation, but the more I think about it the more I know I would never choose this location as a vacation spot and am not excited about where it is and what we are spending the money on.You Asked: Am I Being Bridezilla?
Dear Sugar,
I recently got engaged, and my fiancé and I are planning a small destination wedding. We both come from fairly large families and them alone is already 50 guests, which leaves very little room for friends.
I am curious to see what the general opinion is about having a small destination wedding (50 or so) and then having another party, say in my hometown, where all of our family, friends, and extended family could attend.
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The How-To Lounge: Save the Date Etiquette
Now that you're engaged, it's time to spread the word! Since wedding venues book up so quickly during wedding season, it's time to get planning. First things first — pick your date and secure your location.
Come Story Telling with me!!! The Completed Story
I hope you all enjoyed this new feature as much as I did! Your wild imaginations made for a great story line! To read the completed tale you all helped create, read more
You Asked: We're Engaged But Where Should We Get Married?
Dear Sugar,
I'm recently engaged (yay!), and my fiance and I are currently planning our wedding. We met in college and moved to a city where neither one of us has family. We've since made a ton of friends and feel that we have found our new home.
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