Is "_ seats have been reserved in your honor" a polite way to mention that there is limited seating available. My worry is with cultural differences when I send out our wedding invitations, some of our guest will RSVP their entire family. We are having a small wedding (85 guest) to keep cost down, so unfortunately we were not able to invite entire families. Example: I invited my auntie and uncle, but not my toddler cousin. So I just don't want to run into problems with people calling and RSVPing more people (then what I've clearly written, by name, on the invitations) Anyone else experience similar issues? My parents are heavily involved in the community, so many of the older generation already expect an invite. Has a guest that wasn't invited or never RSVP'd just randomly showed up at your wedding? (Back home, a wedding is a community event) With our venue, everything including table setting, and menu plans are calculated in advance, so I worry there won't be any extra seats.
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