To B, or not to B?that is the question. A wedding B-list has long been a controversial topic. Do you have one, or not" Is it smart, or insulting" There are two ways to view it and neither is right or wrong. In fact, some couples are mixed on the subject, finding it appropriate in some scenarios but not others.
Whichever side you?re on, recognizing the benefit of a wedding guest B-list is more important than ever these days. After all, the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on wedding planning. It’s now the new norm to expect plans and guest lists to change.
Since you?re likely to encounter wedding guest cancellations for one reason or another during the pandemic, it’s highly recommended to have a B-list when planning your wedding. (At the very least, keep it as a Plan B in your head!) What?s a Wedding Guest B-List"

Basically, a B-list a list of second-choice wedding guests. Putting it that way doesn?t sound too nice, but let us explain. Of course, you have an A-list, which is a list of everyone you absolutely want to attend to your wedding and possibly others you?d like to be there if they can make it. Unfortunately, we all have our capacity limitations, so sometimes we?d like to invite more people than we can handle. And since you?re likely to get a ?no? from at least some people on your A-list, that?s where the B-list comes in.
Should You Have One"

The answer to this depends on you and your event. Let?s look at some key points to consider...