Pros & Cons of a Large Wedding Party

Whether or not to have a big wedding party is the question! Celebrating all the significant pre-wedding and wedding day events with the people you care about most is natural. But before you commit and pop the question to your I Do Crew, you should read this list of the benefits and drawbacks of having a large wedding party if you're still unsure about whether more is better!

Pro: No one will feel left out.

Don't let anyone down by inviting them all to your special day!

Con: There will be lots of personalities.

Drama is the last thing you want for any pre-wedding activity, especially not on your wedding day, so avoid having too many different kinds of individuals together.

Pro: There will be many sets of helping hands.

With more support, planning showers, bachelor/Ette parties, decorating, and other events can be easier and less expensive.

Con: Getting everyone to agree might be impossible.

Having additional hands can occasionally lead to more issues and perspectives. There may be problems deciding on schedules, attire, hairstyles, who will pay for what, etc.

Pro: More people = more fun!

Here, you can get more for your money. Consider getting dressed the morning of your wedding or attending pre-wedding events with your partner. THE BEST!

Con: Coordinating schedules can be a challenge.

More schedules to take into account might make attending and organizing activities more difficult, particularly if some participants live farther away than others. Additionally, the more individuals you have, the more you have to monitor and hope they will arrive at their destination on time.

Pro: You can nail the mismatched look.

The more significant the gathering, the greater the freedom to coordinate disparate outfits. This can be a lot of fun and is an excellent way to keep everyone at the party happy.

Con: Costs can be higher.

You should consider additional bouquets, boutonnieres, hair and makeup services, gifts, and extra plates for your rehearsal dinner.