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Wedding Wednesday – Cancellation of Wedding

Your Wedding Wednesday Question

How do you handle the cancellation of a wedding? The couple has come to terms that they just aren't ready for marriage and the wedding invitations have been sent out.

Answer:

It's best to send out cards to your guests stating the wedding has been cancelled or postponed. However, if it's too late for that, a phone call will do.

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