Should i invite my coworkers to my wedding

On the flip side, do you have to invite your boss whether or not you're inviting your other colleagues?

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Your official excuse to add "OOD" ahem, out of doors to your cal. Become an Insider. Enter Email Address. Facebook Pinterest Twitter Youtube Instagram. From line-crossing boss Michael to chronically unfriendly Angela and social loose cannon Dwight, literally everybody got an invite. Come to think of it, those characters were always particularly light on the work-life boundaries with one another.

But if you're just doing it because you "feel like you should" then save that stamp for another. If you're feeling like they might be out of place on the guest list, odds are they'll feel that way during the party. There's no need to make a formal announcement regarding your decision, just address questions if and when they come, advises Meier. With that said, common sense rules of etiquette apply.

That means not making the big bash your number one topic of conversation among people who aren't invited to partake in it. And if many of your coworkers are on the guest list but you're on the fence about just one or two people, do the courteous thing and invite them assuming you have the space, of course.

It never feels good to be the only person in the office left out. The exclusion of some may cause tension or hurt feelings, and the last thing you want is for that tension to affect your day-to-day business.

Send out invites to everyone in the office, or no one. If your budget and venue allows for your coworkers and their sweethearts to be added comfortably into your big day, all the more reason to invite them! The size of the venue and budget aren't issues. I could accommodate and afford the 50 or so extra guests if necessary, but I feel like it's getting a little out of hand. What's the protocol?! It's incredibly sweet of you to try to make room for everyone, but yes, I agree that would be a little crazy if your person wedding became , and you hadn't met almost a third of the people on your guest list.

If I were in your shoes, I'd invite the original 11 women and their husbands or longtime partners. You're not obligated to invite anyone to your wedding—especially anyone you haven't met—but weddings tend to be more fun with a date, so as long as you can afford the plus-ones, I'd let them have 'em. And I'm sure they'll understand, even if there are other kids running around.