I love looking at guest list breakdowns. Maybe it?s because I love pie charts (mmmm, pie?), or maybe it?s because it?s interesting to see a couple?s choices broken down numerically.
It?s still early days for the Feather guest list, but here are some preliminary numbers and charts for you to ogle.

Our list ended up being a pretty even split between family and friends: 51% family and 49% friends. I counted a friend as ?mine? or ?Mr. Feather’s? depending on who they knew first, even if I consider them both of our friends today.

Between the two of us, I invited 51% of our guests and Mr. Feather invited 49%. Mr. Feather?s big family/small friend list and my small family/big friend list ended up evening out nicely without us even trying.
Next: Where are our guests from"
Image by Miss Feather // Created using Google Maps and BatchGeo
Our guests hail from three countries and 13 states, with most guests clustered in Texas and along the mid-Atlantic coast from Virginia to Connecticut. Pretty cool to see it all laid out on a map, isn?t it"
The longest distance a guest will have to travel is 5,242 miles; my friend and her husband live in Zurich and will be coming from there. The shortest distance a guest will have to travel is less than a mile from our ceremony venue; Best Man A and his wife live the closest.
And how are we doing RSVP-wise"

This is our current count after mailing our invitations two weeks ago, so it?s nowhere near final yet: 61% of guests, o...