Kids On Wedding, Yes Or No
On a wedding the kids might be pilfering petits wander around the dessert tables and take one or two piece of cake now and then
. Or they will twirling themselves on the dancing pool and dont care how funny they are because they just want to have fun. There is no doubt that these lovely and lively kids can bring more happiness and joy to the wedding. But there are some people think that kids are always annoying they are naughty and will do some damage to the wedding.Now lets take a look at the two sides of pros and cons of inviting kids to the wedding.
People are pros for bringing kids to the wedding think that kids bring major spunk to your wedding album and swagger to the dance pool. While people are against having kids on wedding think that kids need supervision. The parents or other adults have the responsibility to look after the kids on the wedding. The kids will cry out loud and you dont know what to do with them. People on the wedding will also be disturbed. No matter what decision you make just stick to it because you will write the message on the wedding invitations.
If inviting kids to your wedding is kind of hard maybe you can do some compromise. For example you can just invite the baby from your close friends or close family members. Another way you can think about is that setting across-the-board age restrictions, that is to say just kids older than 10 years old. A wedding planner named Tara from Charleston, South Carolina said that the most diplomatic strategy is having kids show on the wedding ceremony and cocktail hour and ask them to stay in another place away from the dancing pool.
Make yourself clear about the message. Mark your invitations with full name of the guests you are inviting. If you dont want to invite kids on your wedding you can just write the information on the save the date cards. Then ask your close friends to spread the word to other friends or family members. A way to make things easy is that clear state that your wedding is grown-ups-only on your wedding website or on the wedding invitations.
Here you can see what other people did to solve this problem.
I've decided to solve the problem like this. I will invite the children in my family, as fighting this issue with them is a lost cause, but not other kids. I will include the kids under 10 in photo shoots, plan a chaperoned party with age and diet-appropriate food for them that they can bring toys and sleep things to, to be onsite in a separate room while the ceremony and reception are going on, and help arrange and participate in child-centered events during the week of the wedding when they're here (most of them are out-of-towners, so leaving them home ain't going to happen). But they will have to stay with the chaperones at the party while the ceremony and reception are going on. Their parents will be allowed to drop in on them to make sure they're okay, but will not be allowed to bring them back to the ceremony or reception, which will be strictly for age 10 and over (anyone ages 10 to 21 will be treated as adults with the exception of drinking). Any "kid attendants" will be invited to do a walk down the aisle of their own, as part of photo shoots after the actual ceremony, rather than participate in the actual ceremony (they'll be babysat at the party while that's going on).
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