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i think you can rush it if you have a flight itinerary....but you would be driving right?
i think the rush is pretty doable, I'm thinking what if you call the family and explain the situation and you would know for sure a few days ahead of time. Most caterers don't ask for final head count til a few days before wedding.
If you can- go- you can mix and mingle with the new fam, and maybe get some fun wedding inspiration for your event too.
I agree with what beeskness said.
Just a thought, but have you already applied for your passport? They also have the Passport Card now which takes 4-6 weeks to get. Not sure if that's shorter than a regular passport or not, but here's a link about the card.
http://travel.state.gov/passport/ppt_card/ppt_card_3926.html
thanks! and no, I have an appt tomorrow to get the passport. I did look into the card, but unfortunately you cannot expedite it...therefore it would almost definitely not get here in time. I wish I could, because it is sooo much cheaper.
I agree with everyone who said try to get your passport. I applied for mine in January without the rush payment, and it got here in only 3 weeks! Plus, now when you apply you can track the status online, so if it isn't shipped within a week of the wedding you still have time to cancel all your plans.
when i applied for my husbands last year- it came about 13 days after we mailed it out. I was SHOCKED, at how fast it came back - and there wasn't a rush on it either.....
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My FSIL just applied and got hers in a couple of weeks. You should be fine. This is a very good question because I think a lot of people don't realize you have to have passports now to travel to Canada.
Also, in terms of etiquette, if you do reply as a "yes," call the bride and alert her to the situation, that there is a small outside chance you might not make it. To me that seems like the most polite thing to do. Good luck!
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I am fairly new to the hive, but have found so many great idea's, and suggestions, I thought this would be the best place to ask a question.
My fiance's cousin is getting married next month. The wedding is in Canada(and we live in Wisconsin). I made an oops. I thought I could still get into Canada without a passport. I am very wrong. So, now I need a passport. Problem is, even if we pay extra to get it moving along, it still may not come before the wedding. He wants to RSVP that we are both coming. I really do want to go, but I don't want to take off of work, get a sitter for my pooch, and than not get my passport. We are trying to save money for our wedding as well, and I told him that it might be best if I just stay. What would you do in this situation, and how would you RSVP?
Thanks in advance!