Mom
Small wedding is sweet, but inviting everyone means three extra opinion committees and at least one crying cousin.
Family Verdict
Approved After Tea
ASmall wedding with close people.
BFull family wedding with everyone invited.
Family Group Chat
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Dad
Option A saves sanity; Option B turns one ceremony into a full-time seating chart problem.
Gen Z Person
You picked intimacy over chaos, which is cute until someone asks why they were not on the guest list.
Cousin
I support Option B purely because I enjoy watching assigned seats become a family sport.
Family Text Thread
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Aunt Lisa
A small wedding with close people sounds suspiciously like he wants one clean photo and no surprise speeches.
Aunt Renee
One clean photo? Please, that means he already knows someone will still stand up uninvited and toast for twelve minutes.
Aunt Michelle
Uninvited and toast for twelve minutes is exactly why a small wedding wins; let the chairs breathe.
Winner: Option A, small wedding with close people. It is kinder, calmer, and less likely to become a seating-chart court case.
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