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Oh No!

I guess everything can't be perfect. It has come to my attention tonight that several of my guests did not receive their wedding invites! I knew there was a problem with a couple that went to family members. Some were delivered without addresses. I have some family that live in the same house and some that all live right by each other so, guess the mailman just left the unaddressed ones with them since they had one already. I don't know it's just a mess. Anyways... mom informed me today that a few of her friends didn't get one. So I proceeded to send messages to my friends and family asking if they received one. So far over 15 haven't and won't. They are lost somewhere in the mail world. I'm just glad that I'm having a small wedding with close friends and family, because I feel comfortable texting them and letting them know what happened. I would hate to have to contact people I barely knew. 

One of my friends tonight said all that matters is in the end you will be married. Kev said that all that mattered was he was going to marry me and whether people were there or not. They are right and I know everything will be perfect v


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