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female
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36-40,
*nowland candy
writes:I have had a crush on this guy for sometime, and I have been invited to his family wedding. Its 4 months to go. It will be around 200 guests and very family orientated. We have been more than friends for a while, but not into a relationship enough to call it "friends with benefits", or "bf/gf"I have never met a single family member yet and I got the invite a few months ago.Is this a serious move from him?Is it a sign that he wants something more, or on the 'friendship' level. I want it to be more, but I'm not sure where this invite is from. I'm too afraid to ask, and I don't have a clue with wedding etiquette -too confused
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reader, olderthandirt  +, writes (29 February 2012):
 It's probably an innocent invite to a girl he knows will not imbarass him by doing something stupid at a formal event. If was going to "make a move" on you he would have done so long ago, I don't think there's a hidden motive here. Generally speaking, guys only go to weddings to drink too much and thank their lucky stars it's not them saying the vows.
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reader, Dear Mandy  +, writes (29 February 2012):
 HI
Why dont you just go to the wedding and find out, who knows if it is just an invite as friends, you may end up meeting someone at the wedding anyway :) keep your options open lol...But im guessing its from him, and maybe its a way for him to get closer to you too, and like you to shy to ask.
Mandy
P.S Dress to kill for the eveing, :) xx
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reader, Honeypie  +, writes (29 February 2012):
 It could mean a few things.
1. He needs a girl who he thinks won't embarrass him at a family wedding.
2. He know many women dig wedding.
3. He wants to bring a "hot" date.
4. It's his "invitation" to take whatever it is your guys got going more serious.
These are just some of the reason I can think up.
If you really want to know his motivation for asking you, TALK to him. He isn't a mind reader and will not know on his own that YOU might want more. What do you have to lose, really?
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reader, eyeswideopen +, writes (29 February 2012):
 Who in his family is getting married? Are you going to the wedding with him or are you just another invited guest?
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