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Uhhh time to draw the line. I’m not having masks at my wedding 🙃
Discuss it as a couple to try to find a compromise. Then present it to both families as a compromise. One good option I’ve seen many folks do is to require everyone to take a rapid test before attending the wedding. This way you can be somewhat assured (not 100%) that almost no one is actively sick and spreading the virus.
At this point, the family that wants to mask doesn’t have much of a leg to stand on. While I sympathize, and am a cautious person myself, the country has mostly returned to normal. Pretty much no place has a mask mandate anymore. They can choose to wear all the masks that they want, but you can’t force others at this point.
That seems fairest at this point. Let each person decide what to do in terms of masking. And have everyone take an easy rapid test.
Thanks, this is pretty much what we're thinking too.
This is a damned if you do, damned if you don’t situation. What do you want? Who is paying?
Oh brother. They don’t work!!!!!!
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Lol what?
My husband and I were really stressed about these types of decisions and someone gave us this advice: follow the values that you want to start your marriage with. It's YOUR day so do what aligns with you. For us, we decided to require full vaccination + booster, even though it meant that some guests didn't come. No regrets though, it felt right to be doing what we were comfortable with.
It’s a challenge for sure. I echo other comments that encourage you to figure out what you two are comfortable with and go with that. You can bring a lot of empathy to whatever choice you make and then just be consistent.
I’m getting married in December. Obviously anything could change between now and then but we’re requiring everyone be vaccinated which isn’t really an issue with most of our group and doing testing before hand. We discussed it and this is what we’re comfortable with considering my 88 year old grandparents are going to be there.
We're totally comfortable with no masks. Thinking that telling everyone to do what they're comfortable with is going to be the best solution without making us look like the villain. I have a hard time imagining they'd bail on the ceremony completely, even though that's what they're threatening.
Sorry you’re dealing with this conflict! It may be helpful to have some more details about your indoor venue, including size, capacity limits, and most importantly, ventilation. There’s so much info/research out there about the amazing impact ventilation has on making an indoor environment less risky (nothing is “safe”) and maybe giving them these details will help ease some concerns. Giving a visual for ventilation can also do wonders, I take a CO2 monitor with me to indoor places just to give me an idea of what I’m walking into. I have a master’s in public health with a focus on infectious disease management and response.
Any way you can do a fully outdoor wedding? That might help everyone get comfortable with the no masking. Is everyone vaccinated at least?
Unfortunately not in the winter in New Hampshire! lol
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2021/08/02/cnn-guest-actually-cloth-masks-dont-really-work-against-wuhan-coronavirus-n2593473
We’ve been deluged with garbage for two years. Allow me a mere sampling of actual truth.
Well I coordinated a wedding and we had them available as an option/party favor when they signed the guest book. You can't force people to wear them but you can make it available to those that want it. I think that if someone is making it that big of a deal to where they don't come when they could just put it on for their own comfort really just doesn't want to come support you in the first place. But from my experiences people always act crazy during weddings maki1ng the experience about them instead of the bride and groom.
That’s going to be tough. What do you want?
https://www.rcreader.com/commentary/masks-dont-work-covid-a-review-of-science-relevant-to-covide-19-social-policy
That sounds extreme. I’d encourage them to do what they’re comfortable with but I wouldn’t be imposing masking rules on my guests that are more than any laws in effect.
Just had a wedding. We did not mention Covid or masks at all. Let me people make their own choices and also try to incorporate outdoor/open spaces where possible