138: 6 Golden Rules For Being A Better Wedding Guest

Picture this: The reception is going off, the dance floor is packed, and out of nowhere, a guest decides it’s the perfect moment for an impromptu karaoke performance on top of the couple’s table. 

The song? “I Will Survive.” 

The table? Didn’t.

We’ve all heard stories about wedding guests who, let’s just say, left a lasting impression for all the wrong reasons. Maybe you’ve even witnessed a few moments yourself—guests who turned up wearing white, brought uninvited plus-ones, or made themselves a little too comfortable at the open bar.

But here’s the thing: being a truly great wedding guest isn’t about following a mysterious set of rules or walking on eggshells. It’s about showing up with a little intention, a dash of gratitude, and a whole lot of your best energy.

So, whether you’re prepping for your first wedding of the season or you’re a practised guest just looking to brush up on your etiquette, today’s episode is all about how to be the kind of guest every couple is thrilled to have at their wedding.

Because you don’t want to be ‘that guy’, right?

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