They say there are no stupid questions. However, there are annoying questions. And when you?re busy, stressed, and running around planning a wedding, the last thing you need is people bugging you with this or that.
If you just got invited to a wedding, you?re probably excited and eager to know each and every detail. So, it?s better for you to hear it now. In order to avoid being that guest, you should know what questions you should avoid asking the bride and groom.
?What should I wear"?

?and other questions that can be easily deduced from the invite. Believe it or not, an wedding invitation can tell you a lot without explicitly stating things. And many couples these days will also provide additional info on their wedding website or as an update closer to the date. Should things be truly ambiguous, first ask someone else who is also invited before inquiring with the couple. However, if it?s something that can be easily Googled, such as ?What is black-tie optional"” don?t bug others, either.
?Can I bring my boyfriend/kids/dog"?

Again, the answer to this can be found in the invitation. Unless the individuals are specifically mentioned, the answer is ?no.? This is a sure thing when it comes to kids and pets. The only time you should double-check with the couple is if you think they made an honest mistake, such as forgetting to include your husband and/or wife. You might also get some leeway on the ...