up in the wedding?
Okay...thanks
My friend is getting married and he didn't know
I eloped, and I didn't know either.

Yes you should; but sometimes the couple doesn't order enough invitations. If you're in the wedding, the couple knows you're coming and you'll be there for the reception.

yes, you do

It might be nice for them to have one as a momento but since they are part of the wedding party in the ceremony that people are being invited to attend it would be a bit redundant to send them an invitation as in they should RSVP their intent to attend.

Yes, everyone in the wedding should get an invitation.

Yes, everyone who is invited (even the ones you know are definitley coming like your attendants) get an invitation. This includes your minister.

Yes, everyone should get an invitation. I've known people who didn't send their attendants invites, but that's only because they're *very* cheap and didn't want to spend the money on them. But you should be sending an invite so they know if they can bring a guest, etc.

Yes everyone should get an invite even your attendants! This way you can count the number and what they are eating if they have a choice!! Good Luck!

HAHAHA I eloped too!

Send the invitations... if you are going to be wrong... better to send than not.

Some people don't but I think its tacky not to. For instance, my hubby was a groomsman in his friends wedding and the wedding was at his grandmothers house on this back-country road. (It was very pretty and "natural") but because the skimped and didn't end invites to the wedding party with the actual address (and they had just told everyone its at my g-mas house, as if the whole world knew where that was) everyone was late for the rehearsal b/c they couldn't find it! Not to mention some people like to have it as a momento of their friends special day. I say send um, its only proper!