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Honestly you're not even required to invite your bosses. Invite the people you are close to. Just make sure they understand that not everyone is invited, so you'd appreciate if they wouldn't mention the wedding to coworkers or while at work.
You absolutely you can invite the people you are close to. There are approx. 50 employees at my office but I only invited my closest friends from there. I sent them an email requesting their home addresses and sent a tiny reminder to not divulge in any wedding details to anyone or tell anyone they were going to the wedding. It just made it easier without causing drama.
You can just invite the people you actually have a relationship with outside of work. My office is about 40 people, and I work with all of them, but I don't even *like* half of them. I'm an all or nothing girl myself, and felt if I invited the few I wanted to, I would have to invite them all, so I invited 2 people who I actively socialize with outside of work and did the same - asked them to keep things hush hush - and everyone else who has asked I explain I'm keeping my guestlist small and that 90% of the people coming are family.
My honest opinion about inviting coworkers is to only invite them if you would still be friends if one of you quit today. Usually, the answer to that question is no. But sometimes, it's yes, and in that case, invite those people. Be sure to tell them ahead of time that others aren't invited, and to keep it on the DL.
It's not at all required to ever invite coworkers (bosses or not) to a wedding. I work in a small office (about 20 people) and I didn't invite anyone, including my boss or CEO, who I work pretty closely with. And no one was expecting to be invited. I just honestly don't think it's worth it to invite them unless, like I said, you would remain friends if you left your job.
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Hi bees,
I work in the entertainment industry so there are quite a few people I work with. My office itself is probably about 18-20 people. I'm only close to about 8---the others have planned parties/events that I haven't been invited to but others in the office have. Here's my question, of course I am inviting my bosses but, am I required to invite everyone or can I just invite the 8 that i'm close to??