Are you inviting your co-workers?

We are inviting older coworkers (nobody from our current jobs) as we were closer to them than we are at our new jobs. We both just recently started working these jobs (him in April and myself in June) so we haven't really made very great relationships with people yet, at least not strong enough to invite them to our wedding.

This was a tricky one for us. The job that I had when we originally got engaged, the people I worked with couldn't travel to our venue (I live in CA and worked in the US). About 5 months before the wedding, I switched to a new job, so I didn't end up inviting anyone I work with. My fiance invited a few coworkers, though.

This has been the hardest decision for me! We are having a small wedding (80 people) and I want to invite my boss and 2 coworkers that I'm super close to - I consider them great friends - but I'm also considering one of my coordinators since we're very close and she has helped quite a bit with my wedding planning. The problem is that I have 3 coordinators (I'm their direct boss) and it feels wrong to invite one but not the others. Especially because one of the others I've worked with for 9 years! But it also feels wrong to not include the one that I'm closest with. Our numbers don't allow me to invite all three. Do I invite just the one and not worry about it? Invite none of them? Help!

Yes i will! I work with 5 guys including my boss and we are all pretty close. Excited to have them and their families come My FH will not be inviting anybody from his work.

We are restricted to the number of ppl we can have at the reception for the dinner, so we are inviting everyone we want to the ceremony, and then to going to do an after the dinner dance party invite, as I have way too many co-workers to invite to everything. I've put on our website an explanation as to why they may not receive an invite to the dinner, but asked them to consider attending the after party. Dinner is for family and close friends, then open to co-workers for after the dinner. To hard to decide who to invite to dinner and to dance only, we didn't want to offend anyone at our works, so we kept them to the after the dinner dance.

Invited all of my co-workers and my boss ! (only 6 people + spouses) I work in a small dental office - and one of those jobs you work directly with your boss inches away every day!

Nope. None of our co-workers will be there.

I invited some of my past co-workers, as I quit my job just before my wedding. I am friends with some of them outside of work, and they probably know more about me than some of my own family because I spend a lot of time with them!

I didn't but I sort of wish that I did. In all honesty, they probably know more personal things about me than many other people in my life! But we wanted a small wedding and it really starts to add up with each co-worker and their spouse. I work with a big group of people and I didn't feel right about inviting only some and not others, so I decided on none. My wedding is 2 weeks away and I'm kind of sad that some of them won't be there!

Not my current coworkers. I don't spend time with them outside of work hours.

Not my current co-workers because they're all awful lol but I invited my ex-co-workers from our old job that we got laid-off from a few years ago. We have become good friends and still hangout once a month so I just had to invite them!

Yes, I invited all of my co-workers on my team, 4 people plus their significant others. Only 1, my manager actually, can make it, but I feel like I see these people everyday, and so I wanted to invite them. My fiance felt the same way, and so he invited his entire office, which is 8 people plus their significant others (small workplace)!

Yes a few of them. Only time I get to meet their wives.