u/EconomicsWorking6508

Asking how you would approach this invitation? We are invited to a wedding of the son of a good friend of mine. We know the son somewhat as we would see him once or twice a year for get-togethers when everyone would bring their kids. We have not yet met the fiancee (to give you an idea of our relationship with this couple).

I was very happy to get a wedding invitation and part of it is a welcome party. In recent years in our area, the concept of a rehearsal dinner has morphed into a bigger and more casual event called welcome party or similar, and typically includes more than just the rehearsal participants.

In this case, the venue is 1 hour away and I'm not sure if we should attend or not? On one hand I'd perhaps not attend but is it expected? Or are we probably just being included as a courtesy? Do you always attend this sort of "wedding eve" welcome event? By the way I do plan to attend the shower.

If you have WL Suite, I'm assuming you don't need to pay separately also for a WL Server Enterprise license? Is that correct?

Had to share this post by an individual on Linkedin and it has over 200 likes. Is this news to any of you? What are your thoughts?

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The best travel tip I got for ya.
(A friend had to remind me recently)

Try to leave your hotel room as clean as you found it!

You know all those times you arrive early and wanna get into a room…

Imagine if everyone made it super easy for the housekeepers to turn your room in no time?

Here’s what I do on my way out.

-> Bundle my towels up in one pile.
-> Trash is put in every can.
-> Wipe down the bathroom counter.
-> Fridge is cleaned out of any extra food.
-> Hangers back in the closet.
-> Ironing board put up.
-> Pillows back on the bed for easy access.

I bet it brings more joy to a housekeeper when they see a room pretty spotless.