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As your wedding guest list comes together, you and your fiancé may be surprised to see how high the numbers climb. It’s tough to remove any friends or family from the celebration, and as the list grows, the decision to offer a guest a plus one becomes even tougher. You likely have a budget, and are trying hard to stick to it, so how do you decide who gets to bring a guest?

From attire and hotel rooms to meal choices and plus ones, your wedding invitations tell your guests all they need to know about your wedding day. While these basics are pretty obvious, you can make the most of your invitations by including the little details that guests may question closer to the big day.

Maybe you and your fiancé are not big drinkers. Or maybe you are working with a limited budget. Either way, you are far from the first to wonder if you can pass on the open bar at your wedding reception. Is it ok to skip the open bar at your wedding, and if so, what are your other options?

The wedding countdown is filled with festivities for the bride – the bachelorette party, the bridal shower, and often gifts from your generous wedding guests-to-be! People close to you will want to celebrate every step, from the engagement through to the wedding day, and any gifts given during this time frame deserve their own thank you cards. So, how to make the thank you card writing process quick, easy, and meaningful?