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Newbie June 2020 Alberta

June bride

Neg, on June 8, 2020 at 17:33 Posted in Before the wedding 0 10
Hi! So we are still getting married by June 27,2020. We are getting married in church so only 15 people are allowed. My family outside the country won’t be able to come anymore unfortunately. We are just making the best that we have right now. We have already sent the invitations to people living outside town. And even just around town. How do you think should I tell them that they were not invited anymore since only limited guests due to rules restrictions?

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Latest activity by Dawn, on June 14, 2020 at 00:07
  • D
    Frequent user June 2020 Saskatchewan
    Dawn ·
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    We are just using our cell phone and using the data from that with a cellphone holder thing on a tripod. Thus you have a mic video and internet. But it has to be fairly close to you to be heard if your softer spoken. We are also doing a practice run with friends a couple days before. Best of luck!
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  • Neg
    Newbie June 2020 Alberta
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    We were planning for this one. I will have my bridesmaid from out of province/country do the bible readings via zoom. We don’t know much about technology so we will just have to figure out how they can see the ceremony and how to connect the zoom thru projector. I hope it is possible.
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    Frequent user June 2020 Saskatchewan
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    We did immediate family only and set up a zoom meeting for day of so family out of province/country could watch. Its a free service but we upgraded for $20 a month for unlimited streaming in a 24 hour period.
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  • Neg
    Newbie June 2020 Alberta
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    Thank you for all your suggestions!
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  • Ashley
    VIP August 2020 Ontario
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    Were gonna email our guests and we also updated our website.

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    Frequent user August 2020 Ontario
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    We are in the same situation. We sent an email to everyone that said we have postponed the large celebration to 2021 and plan to get married on our original date with only immediate family present.


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  • Amelia
    Master October 2020 New Brunswick
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    I like Kelcie's idea of reaching out to as many in person as possible and setting up opportunities to see those people to celebrate a bit after the wedding.


    I think people will be understanding with everything going on.
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    Devoted August 2021 Nova Scotia
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    **AT a later date
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    Devoted August 2021 Nova Scotia
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    So exciting! Your day is right around the corner! It’s unfortunate that you have to deal with last minute downsizing but the good news is any right-minded person will be totally understanding. It’s so beyond your control. Like Hank said, you and your fiancé should reach out to guests via your regular means of communication and explain the situation. You could also delegate potions of the guest list to family members.


    Because this will be “it” for your wedding celebration (your post gave the impression that you aren’t having a reception at a later date but if that is in fact your plan disregard this), I would recommend that you and/or your fiancé break the news personally to as many guests as you can. That way you can emphasize that you’d love to celebrate with them in some other fashion (eg dinner, a barbecue) and a later date. But then again, you are getting married in a matter of weeks so if time doesn’t permit hundreds of phone calls and emails that’s obviously fine!
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  • Hank
    Featured September 2021 Ontario
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    Did you have a website taking RSVPs? You can message everyone through there. Otherwise, I think you'll have to call each individual to let them know but you can probably split the task (have your parents call certain family, he calls his friends, and you call your friends etc). Whether you call, text, email, or message on social media will depend on how close you are to your guest and how you normally communicate.

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