Tell guests your wedding is adults-only without hurt feelings
You get the invite line, the website FAQ answer and a kind reply for the cousin who asks to bring the kids anyway.
A sketch of what you'll get back.
Your prompt
Fill in your details. Skip any you like.
ChatGPT and Claude open with your prompt already typed in. Gemini can't be filled in from a link, so its button copies your prompt: paste it into the new chat.
The prompt that gets copied
We've made a wedding decision some guests won't love: [YOUR DECISION, e.g. adults only, except immediate family]. The reason, if we want to share it: [YOUR REASON, e.g. small venue and budget]. Our tone: [YOUR TONE, e.g. warm and a little playful]. Write: 1) one line for the invitation, 2) a short answer for our wedding website FAQ, 3) a friendly text we can send close family before invites go out, and 4) three kind but firm replies for guests who ask for an exception, including one for someone who's upset. Don't over-apologize or over-explain. Keep each piece short and clear so nobody can misread it.
Explain the decision you've made, like adults-only, a small guest list or no plus-ones, and get warm wording for the invite, the website and replies to anyone who pushes back.
Step by step
- Decide exactly what the rule is and any exceptions.
- Paste the prompt into Gemini, ChatGPT or Claude.
- Pick the version that sounds most like you and adjust the details.
- Save the pushback replies for when the texts start arriving.
What you'll get
Invite wording, a website FAQ answer, a heads-up text for family and three kind, firm replies to pushback.
- Made for
- Everyone
- Works in
- Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude
Before
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