This has not happened yet for any get-together or major event in my extended family/among my good friends.Oh and the next worse. People who see someone else's invite and decide to come too, even when they are not invited. Happened to me when MIL's friends decided to come to my tropical island wedding. Nice.
I'm not sure, but if it is a cross-cultural event where clearly some people do not speak English, the events I've been involved, really require special observation of manners. Follow it strictly under those circumstances, RVSP , being on time, etc.
For certain. You could truly insult/frustrate/even anger some people for being taken for granted as an uninvited guest or coming off as slightly arrogant.
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07-19-2011, 04:49 AM #12
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