Leaving weddings early is not uncommon, even among those who cherish the celebration. The article discusses the author's personal experiences of feeling drained at weddings and opting to leave before they become too tired or grumpy. While some may view early exits as inconsiderate, etiquette experts affirm that it's acceptable if guests inform someone or say goodbye. The author suggests that respecting personal limits and practicing self-care can justify leaving early, challenging the idea that guests must adhere strictly to social expectations at events.
Etiquette experts say leaving early is acceptable as long as you inform someone or say goodbye, demonstrating consideration for the hosts.
While some perceive early exits as a snub, understanding one's limitations and practicing self-care can justify the decision to leave a wedding early.
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