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Hv why don’t you get a monthly list from each hall so you don’t miss any and hopefully get things right? Not the first time I saw a simcha missing here.
It depends if you’re the host or the collecter. For the host it cost more money if people crash the wedding For the collecter he makes more money with each event.
Nice! I would think, though, that its private information that the hall should not be freely publicizing without expresses permission from those who booked the hall for a particular event. I understand that there there are people who need to know everybody's businesss, but it's for the particular person who booked the event to decide whether to publicize it.
A wedding is a public event anyone can go and wish mazel tov. To eat the meal you would only do so by invitation. Alot of wealthy people have a minhag ro set up a table for the poor to eat and join in the simcha and they give tzedaka to meshulachim during the simcha
A wedding is absolutely not a public event. It’s for invitees. If you’re close enough that a mazel tov from you would mean something you would know about the wedding without hanging it broadcast everywhere.
I don't necessarily agree that a wedding is a public event. Perhaps if it's taking doors taking place outdoors in a public setting that's differen. It is by invitation. A particular baal simcha may wish for it to be public and that is a perfectly proper choice. But a choice it is, not automatic.
Hv why don’t you get a monthly list from each hall so you don’t miss any and hopefully get things right? Not the first time I saw a simcha missing here.
ReplyDeleteIs it necessarily appropriate for the halls to share this information to the world?
DeleteIt depends if you’re the host or the collecter.
DeleteFor the host it cost more money if people crash the wedding
For the collecter he makes more money with each event.
Nice! I would think, though, that its private information that the hall should not be freely publicizing without expresses permission from those who booked the hall for a particular event. I understand that there there are people who need to know everybody's businesss, but it's for the particular person who booked the event to decide whether to publicize it.
DeleteA wedding is a public event anyone can go and wish mazel tov. To eat the meal you would only do so by invitation.
ReplyDeleteAlot of wealthy people have a minhag ro set up a table for the poor to eat and join in the simcha and they give tzedaka to meshulachim during the simcha
A wedding is absolutely not a public event. It’s for invitees. If you’re close enough that a mazel tov from you would mean something you would know about the wedding without hanging it broadcast everywhere.
DeleteI don't necessarily agree that a wedding is a public event. Perhaps if it's taking doors taking place outdoors in a public setting that's differen. It is by invitation. A particular
ReplyDeletebaal simcha may wish for it to be public and that is a perfectly proper choice. But a choice it is, not automatic.