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Christina Friedrichsen, Winsor, Ontario, Canada Vendor: Wedding Writer Website: Intimate Weddings About Me: Christina Friedrichsen is the author of Intimate Weddings: Planning a Small Wedding that Fits Your Budget and Style and owner of IntimateWeddings.com. She wrote Intimate Weddings after planning her own 50-guest wedding. She wants other brides to feel confident in their decision to have an intimate wedding – even if their ideas buck convention. She wants couples to feel a sense of validation and to hear about all the wonderful things a small wedding can offer them. IntimateWeddings.com provides brides with a slew of planning articles, as well as a place to find small wedding venues. The Intimate Weddings Blog is chock full of fresh ideas for planning a small wedding, as well as real weddings and a slew of creative DIY wedding ideas that cut costs without sacrificing quality.

The Wedding Guest List: Who Makes the Cut?

June 24th, 2009 @ 9:48 am by Christina @ Intimate Weddings

Creating the wedding guest list is a breeze for some couples. For others it's the source of some serious conflict.

The first thing to consider is whether you want a large wedding or one with a more intimate feel. Chances are you've chosen the latter and the task of creating your wedding guest list will be a little more challenging. (Can we really leave Aunt Hilda off the list?) However, first think about who you really want at your wedding.

Another factor that will come into play when creating your guest list is who's footing the bill. If your parents are major financial contributors, then naturally they'll have more say in who to invite. If you're paying for the majority of your wedding you will have more control over the guest list.

Some questions to ask yourself when creating your guest list:

- Who are the important people in our lives?
- Is it necessary to invite co-workers?
- Are we including guests simply out of guilt? (i.e. They invited you to their weddings.)
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