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Asking Eric: Would it be tacky to display photos of our real wedding?


Dear Eric: My partner and I plan to host our wedding in our home state (across the country from where we live now) since most of our family is there and it makes more logistical sense.

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Rather than invite our friends in our new state, we thought it’d be fun to have a separate party for them here, which will also keep costs for the real wedding down. We also don’t want to put a travel burden on people.

Would it be tacky to display photos from the “real” wedding at the second party? I don’t want people to feel left out but it seems like the best solution to “include” everyone.

– Double I Do’s

Dear Double: Provided you don’t label the photos “Pics from Our Real Wedding,” your idea is a lovely gesture.

Friends of mine had three celebrations for their wedding, each with friends and relatives in different states. They were unique gatherings that served as a testament to the far reach of my friends’ connections. We were excited to see what they got up to in the other locales.

You might even want to include information about both weddings on your wedding website, with links for folks to see photos from both events. This way everyone understands the intention and feels included in one big, multistate, multipart celebration. Congrats and have twice the fun.

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Per the rental agreement, I pay two-thirds of the utility bill, and she pays one-third.

She spent this past summer visiting family. When she returned, she told me she would not pay any of the utility bill for the time she was away because she “was not here.”

I don’t like confrontations, so I let it go. But I find my opinion of her character has become somewhat negative. Am I wrong on this?

– Billing Inquiry

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