Also, pretty sure everyone has eaten a hazelnut at some point… maybe just didn’t realize it though. It’s a staple of the planters/Costco/regional grocery mixed nuts combo
Never understood the confusion around the “can I bring a date” question. If your invitation doesn’t indicate that you bring a guest (e.g. Mr. Tim Riggins & Guest), then don’t bring a guest. A lot of people don’t understand that the average cost per head at a wedding can exceed $100 ($25 on alcohol; $65 food (H’Ds incl); $10 dessert), without factoring in any fixed costs into that equation. Not to mention the planning that surrounds table arrangements.
It’s a huge presumption to assume you can have a date. Typically the “& Guest” status is reserved for wedding party, engaged/married couples, kids if you go that route, or other one-off situations that aren’t material for discussion.
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Also, pretty sure everyone has eaten a hazelnut at some point… maybe just didn’t realize it though. It’s a staple of the planters/Costco/regional grocery mixed nuts combo
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Never understood the confusion around the “can I bring a date” question. If your invitation doesn’t indicate that you bring a guest (e.g. Mr. Tim Riggins & Guest), then don’t bring a guest. A lot of people don’t understand that the average cost per head at a wedding can exceed $100 ($25 on alcohol; $65 food (H’Ds incl); $10 dessert), without factoring in any fixed costs into that equation. Not to mention the planning that surrounds table arrangements.
It’s a huge presumption to assume you can have a date. Typically the “& Guest” status is reserved for wedding party, engaged/married couples, kids if you go that route, or other one-off situations that aren’t material for discussion.