Should You Get Dressed Up? Zoom Wedding Etiquette That’s Still Unclear - Page 8
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Julia Austin
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Do you arrive early?
Now that I’ve explained some challenges in the way of my Zoom wedding, like not having Zoom Pro (meaning you can’t go over 45 minutes with more than three attendees) and the struggles of paying for a minister by the half-hour, you may already know the answer to this question. As with a real wedding, the guests should wait for the couple, and not the other way around. It can cost the couple money if they have to wait for guests and are paying a minister. Furthermore, it makes the couple feel like you don’t care about their big day. You don’t need to log in a half-hour early, but even logging in five minutes early can relieve the bride and groom of a lot of stress.
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