Wedding Crasher: to Enjoy or Avoid?

Wedding crashers... Have seen the film? Yeah, lots of fun to see, though is it that nice to have wedding crashers at your wedding? That's the question to think over.

Yeah, actually it'll be nice if it's a close friend of yours whom you have not seen or heard from for donkey's years. But if it's a wedding crasher who is here to steal something so that to spoil your wedding and spirits? Unfortunately the latter happens more often than the former. It has been noted that when people are happy and they are supposed to be happy at the wedding day, their guard alert is turned off with no alarm bell ringing. And here are wedding crashers who are eager to profit from somebody's scatterbrain. This is better to be prevented, to be on the safe side. Wedding crasher thieves targets are likely to be envelopes containing money or gift cards, various gifts, jewellery of guests' and brides'. Wedding photographers and planners can also attract attention of wedding crasher thieves. Singles should be twice as careful while getting in touch with strangers. So in case someone unfamiliar to you invites you to dance, don't refuse, but take care after the dance to ask some guests whether they know who that guy or girl is. If he or she has said name or from whose side he or she is, you can confirm or refute the information through relatives either of a groom or a bride. Actually it isn't wise to address guests with a question like "Do you happen to know that guy/girl?". It'll be enough to come up to somebody and utter, "what a nice dancer".

Remember the following pieces of advice that may turn out to be of great help and essence not to spoil your wedding day:

• leave nothing in a place where you can not keep your eyes on it;
• hire some security staff, for no valuable and memorable wedding favors will make a person forget that he or she has been robbed. Provide your wedding security with all the guests photos, though they should be polite and don't offend real guests. It's said that it is wiser to prevent a disease than to cure it, the same is about thieves;
• notice people who are around you, remember, we don't say to be suspicious, just watch out.

Keep guard and may no wedding crashers ruin your great day!

Wedding Crasher: to Enjoy or Avoid?