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Guestlisted

One of the crucial things on the wedding planning is counting the guests to invite. Having too many friends from different parts of my life made ​​listing guests too hard! On Dale's side, he was closer to His family meaning he wanted to invite lots. Hahaha! This map from Pinterest helped us in Considering people to invite:





Guest count so far reached 200 + from my, Dale's and mom's side. We are expecting 10% of those will not come, mostly on mom's side. Hahahaha! So we are expecting 180 guests to come to the wedding. I'm actually the kind of person that I want the people in my wedding to be somebody I still talk to after leaving the comfort zones I have not used to those I have not talked to for years. These people are the one I want to witness this victory of us, the people who loved us, stayed and cared for. :)

It's a tough decision who to invite. But I suggest that invite people closest to your heart, especially if you're working on a budget! It will be an intimate wedding and I want our wedding to be that way. :)
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