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HOW MANY INVITATIONS TO ORDER

NO. OF HOUSEHOLDS = TOTAL GUEST COUNT x 60%

Couples, married and unmarried, residing or not residing together are considered (1) household

But wait... what exactly is a household? Well we're here to break it down for you.

For those of you who are in a rush, here's a quick formula for estmates:

Okay now let's breakdown households.

A household consists of a group of individuals that are part of the same party. Most commonly, this refers to couples and families.

Families are considered (1) household with a few exceptions.
Children who are over 18-years old with parents who are attending are considered their own household (even if they still live at home)

Single guests, with or without a plus one, are their own household
Single guests living together (aka roommates) are each their own household and should get their own invitation

It happens from time to time that the post office will return a suite (due to an incorrect address) or may lose a suite. We therefore recommend ordering a few extras (5-10) to resend or to invite a few extra guests that were not on your original guest list!

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