Monday, February 1, 2010

How Long Are Wedding Bubbles Good For Should My Sons (12,14 & 17) Attend An 'adults Only' Wedding Reception When They Have Been Asked To Be Ushers?

Should my sons (12,14 & 17) attend an 'adults only' wedding reception when they have been asked to be ushers? - how long are wedding bubbles good for

From this marriage is my brother, my husband is one of our sponsors and children 12 to 14 years it was said, do not ask the ushers. My nieces husband (17 and 22) and two nephews (20 and 24) are in the wedding party and his older brother and his wife and his sister and her husband. My 17 years was the work "stands in a tank with air bubbles to the guests after the ceremony move was at the insistence of the bride. He said that even if the rest of the family gives him (for deaf and autistic) are able be doing something. Not really attend the wedding, but since my husband is already obligated to do, and my children have to play a role, I told him I would. As for the reception, I think if you part the wedding will, you should be able to attend the recording. Any advice would be very grateful here, after hearing adults ", as" my children will not be invited to the wedding.

16 comments:

notewort... said...

I do not blame them for that go.I a florist for 10 years, I did not like the "adults only" wedding. I think the family should event.At one, while they were kids, and maybe one day there own children. It's just selfish! Ok, my opinion aside. Make the wedding of the Bear Family, "" happy, you have to deal with these people for wedding family functions.After much you bring your kids to eat and I thank them for their friendly and fun to help us. Each other and be better than a stifling received any formal way

sniffydo... said...

If you are in the marriage, go to the reception. The daughter of flowers four years old. I feel for you though. Seems not very pleasant for you, because you need to monitor your child. May what you want is food and an appearance with her children ...... then go. Nobody says you have to stay until the last dog is hung.

Lydia said...

I am not invited to the ignorant, in fact the couple. Marriage is celebrated for families, the children should include all ages.

Kari N said...

You can ask the bride-to-be for a clearer explanation of the adult "thing. Could you clarify your child, you were not at the reception?" I would like to have forgotten the details of this law. I mean to say so badly that I invited members of the wedding sounds.

Coolitz said...

"Adults Only" is for clients and not the party. probably because the couple tried to ensure that spending does not rise too. they will manage to keep the number of customers.

Of course, your child must be at the reception, the part of the environment and family.

Nana said...

Your children want to go to the wedding because they hear this as negative. Not for your ears!

Secondly, if the children were, "said" not requested, you should have taken place. Maybe the bride has been assumed that "natural", that during the marriage and does not imply that it is a "duty". Let your children do what they should do.

Third, it's great that they do not ignore your child with medical problems. It is part of the family and as such should be proud for him to have a role in marriage, be treated as well.

And so on. ............... because the children are at the wedding, is at the front desk. You do not leave any questions and ask them if they are included.


Fifth .......... What is your problem? Why are you so sensitive?

redpeach... said...

I'm pretty sure that the "adults" for guests who are not, people involved in the marriage. I am sure, are welcome.

mrslang1... said...

I think they are part of the wedding party must be at the reception. I do not know the bride and groom, but I'm willing to be "adults only" means that you do not want a group of weeping, crying, said push young children into the reception room. Ask ... or him that they know is safe. Good luck! (oh yes, I do not think either offline or sensitive ... just a concerned mother to ignore ... that wants to do some hard words)

carly said...

Do not hesitate to seek clarification on the same by the people! I think it's very sweet that they are trying to contribute to his family so much. I think no one stops working to show the wedding Bossy - more that one account, valued and supported. Weddings can turn political - why do not people like them! This would be an honor to have a role in someone's marriage. Only communicate any concerns it in a nice way, but at the end of the day - it's your special day x

Janet C said...

Never heard of who will be invited to the wedding or in it and not invited to the reception. Invert can. It's rude! I wonder what happens at the reception that children, after they were requested to be admitted to the wedding. Your children are not farmers!

lil_nick... said...

It depends on the reason and the meaning of the "adult". The room we rented have to sign a contract that does not allow any person under 21 years of marriage, if alcohol is served. We know not exactly follow the protocol ... Our intention was to have a child in the room, and where pizza and all, but he came and danced with us a few times ... No one was serving alcohol to minors, and our kitchen is well aware that (nothing good or reduce, if they had drunk too much).

The best way is to ask her husband, for it is quite possible that simply wants to avoid a group of 7-10 years and expect that their children go home ... May or compelled to say that the invitations ... or other explanation ...

If your children are not invited to the reception, then you should politely refuse to go, too good ... I do not know what you should keep in mind that the reason, but if 17 years old, no unit that would be an excellent opportunity. You can also take them to a nice place like Hard Rockk cafe and have time for a better way than to be at a party with people who seem to be very persistent.

If you agree to the marriage in its entirety politely that you understand that, unfortunately, have plans in the conflict ... even if you buy concert tickets to their children before playing in the night so they sleep in the sewers and also assist in the celebration to ...

Good luck.

foodieNY said...

Recently I read a similar question in Dear Abby. If you are part of the ceremony itself, then they are likely to receive, regardless of age.

JM said...

Ask if it means their children are invited to the reception. IMO, if they are in marriage, they are then invited to the reception. If you get a not invited to attend the ceremony if you wish, but should not at the wedding. Children are also the decision whether invited to the wedding. You are certainly old enough to make this decision for yourself or as a peer group. Nobody says "must be part of a wedding party. You can always politely decline.

EC Expert said...

If they are not at the reception are invited, should not be in the marriage and they should not be put into cash. Let the children decide whether they want to go.

AV said...

Bailiffs are technically part of the wedding, and should therefore be included in the reception.

Speaking of "adults only" ... We attended the wedding of my cousin last weekend. The reception was reserved for the adults. My children aged 5 to 8, and her husband, and I attended the ceremony, then went home. But, my nephew, was the 12 invited to the reception. Maybe, "Lee-Way", which "grows up".

cat899 said...

Abandoned children, especially older people, weddings are a time for family, and I think that only adults are already bad, but if they want, not to go, what to do, they will be uncomfortable. It seems the trouble, why worry if the children are too. though I do recommend for trying to cover his 17 years, will be part of your special day.

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