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The proper etiquette for attending a wedding you were not invited to is to respect the couple's decision and not attend the wedding. It can be hurtful and disrespectful to the couple to show up uninvited. It is important to remember that the couple has chosen who they want to share their special day with and it is their right to do so.
Yes, it is appropriate to send a gift even if you are not invited to the wedding. This is a kind gesture to show your support and love for the couple. Choose a gift from their registry or something thoughtful and personal that you know they would appreciate.
No, it is not okay to ask the couple if you can attend the wedding if you were not invited. This puts the couple in an uncomfortable position and may make them feel obligated to invite you. It is best to respect their decision and not put them in this situation.
It is not necessary to reach out to the couple after the wedding if you were not invited. If you have a close relationship with the couple, you may send a congratulatory message or card, but it is not required. The couple may be busy with post-wedding tasks and it is important to respect their time and space.
If you are invited to a pre-wedding event, such as a bridal shower or engagement party, but not the actual wedding, it is best to attend the event and show your support for the couple. However, do not assume that you are also invited to the wedding. It is important to wait for a formal invitation to the wedding before making any assumptions or plans to attend.