This is a problem that many have serious difficulty in dealing with, because any attempt to get rid of these uninvited guests may lead to a major scene that could ruin the entire celebration.
How to deal with uninvited guests
Wedding crashers are very common in Nigeria, and they have a habit of demanding 'equal rights' as the guests who were actually invited.
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Here are a few tips that you can adopt to tackle this issue:
Don't forget to also follow these rules when attending an event yourself. Whether it is a back yard barbeque or black tie event, someone spent money to make you feel welcome.
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