Some people love attending weddings?free food, dancing, friends, and family all coming together. Others, not so much. Regardless of how you feel about them, you’re bound to get invited to a wedding every now and then.
The bride and groom have enough on their plate in the weeks leading up to, as well as the day of, their wedding; they really shouldn’t have to worry about how their guests are going to behave on top of everything else. So if your social calendar has weddings on it, consider these few things before attending.
1. Forget to RSVP
There’s a reason invitations request those planning to attend the wedding to RSVP by a certain date. The happy couple needs to know who is going and how many people there will be in total so they can plan out the menu, seating chart, and more. The best way to RSVP is to follow the instructions sent with the invitation, which could be sending an email, calling, or sending the RSVP card through the mail. 2. Unexpected Plus One
For the same reason you should RSVP, you shouldn’t bring an unexpected plus one. First, make sure bringing a plus one is even an option. If it is, be sure to include that on your RSVP card when you send it in.

3. Bring Your Children When They’re Not Invited
Some people don’t want any children at their wedding. This will most likely be specified on the invitation, and if it is, definitely do not do it. If it isn’t specified whether or not children are welcome, make sure you a...