They want to celebrate with you, I assure you. But they don’t know what to expect unless you tell them as they most likely have no idea what regulations are in place and they are not privy to your conversations with your team. Your guests will be more able to make a decision on attending once they know what plans you are putting into place and what you expect of them. The safer they feel, the more likely they will attend. You can do this by putting it on your website, emailing, and/or texting them. If you haven’t sent your invitations yet, we highly suggest adding a request for their email for updating them, whether they are attending or not. This way, if you offer a way to attend virtually, you can send them information on how. You can also communicate with them easily should new regulations pop up. You can do this by adding a line to your rsvp card or adding it to your website to collect during the rsvp process. 

• We suggest adding info to your website on regulations and what your venue, catering staff, and others are doing to make your event safe for everyone. 
• Either a week or two before your wedding, we suggest emailing everyone attending what they can expect on the wedding day. For example, there will be an area for those at risk, that they need to bring their own mask or that you’ll have bracelets to indicate their comfort level when interacting with others. Also, tell them what fun things you have planned like dance-offs at their table. Let them know it’s still a celebration and you expect everyone to have a great time.