As a general rule of thumb, Emily Post’s Wedding Etiquette says spouses, fiancés, and live-in partners of each guest should receive an invitation. “Even if you’ve never met or they are not your ...

When you're planning a wedding, every decision can seem fraught with emotion — not to mention etiquette dilemmas. Take Olivia Culpo and Christian McCaffrey's recent nuptials, for instance. The ...

Creating a guest list for a wedding is inevitably a stressful part of planning. Those whom you may be distanced from at this point in time could still be upset when they don't receive an invitation. A ...

Finalizing a guest list may be the most-stressful part of wedding planning, especially when family members try to bring an unwanted plus-one. A bride-to-be has turned to Reddit for advice following a ...

In an anonymous post on Reddit, a 25-year-old woman explained why she didn't want any strangers at her wedding, including one of her sister's casual "flings" Zoey Lyttle is a Society & Culture ...

A post about a brother not allowing his single sister to bring a plus one to his wedding has gone viral on Reddit, where it received over 10,000 upvotes at the time of writing. In a post shared on ...

There are three words every person planning a wedding dreads more than most others: “Can I bring…?” You may have addressed their wedding invitation to “Ms. Jane Doe,” with no “and guest” or “plus one” ...

"I’m so torn [about] being part of the wedding party," the woman wrote on Reddit Erin Clack is a Staff Editor for PEOPLE. She has been writing about fashion, parenting and pop culture for more than 15 ...

At first, I was bummed about not getting a plus-one to my brother's wedding, especially since I had a date in mind. Now, I'm so glad I didn't bring him.KOKHAN YARYNA/Shutterstock I was bummed about ...

Jessica Gross has had it with "no ring, no bring." In New York magazine, she argues: "At weddings and other formal occasions – office holiday parties, your garden variety banquet – every single adult ...