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What To Do When Wedding Guests Cancel Last Minute

November 25, 2015

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Planning a wedding has proved itself time and time again as one of the most stressful processes to go through in your life. Brides blog is now saying that the most stressful part of the process is when a guest cancels last minute.

Having a cancelation last minute can totally mix around the seating arrangements. It can leave tables looking empty and lonely, which is probably one of the most embarrassing things to occur at your wedding.

One way to handle this disaster is to have your vendor go around and pick up missing place cards and rearrange the tables to look less empty. Unfortunately, you probably won’t be able to get back the money for uneaten food.

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