Asking for money in lieu of a wedding gift can feel super awkward, but it is no longer the massive faux pas those etiquette articles would have you believe. So, whether you will be including a wishing well on the day, have created an online cash registry, or want to give your guests the option to make a donation to a charity instead, let go of the discomfort and state your preference. Finding the right words can be tough, so below are some wording examples you can use for inspiration.

Even though the days of COVID wedding restrictions are far behind us, there are many reasons why you might find yourself needing to uninvite a guest once you have invited them. Whatever the reason, narrowing down your guest list and communicating your decision to guests is going to be unpleasant. It’s important that you approach it in a thoughtful, intentional, and tactful manner and be accountable for your decision. Here are my top tips on how to best uninvite someone to your wedding.

Whether it’s a cost concern, spacing issue, or just your preference, choosing to have a child-free wedding can cause drama among some guests. Knowing how to effectively and politely communicate your decision with your guests is essential. The best way to approach the controversial topic is with respect and a little empathy for the parents involved. Choosing the right words is key so I have put together a few wording suggestions you can use or adapt when this situation arises.