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" My fiance and I are getting married in Jamaica. Are we expected to help any members of our bridal party pay for their airfare? We&amp;#039;re worried that if we do this for only a couple of attendants but not for all of them, they might compare notes and feelings will be hurt. &amp;quot;Destination weddings,&amp;quot; which are becoming more popular, usually dictate a smaller bridal party (and guest list) for this very reason. Such affairs can be hard on the pocketbook. But subsidies aren&amp;#039;t required: If someone you&amp;#039;ve asked to be in the wedding can&amp;#039;t afford the trip, he or she can always decline for that reason. Then it&amp;#039;s your call whether you want to offer some financial assistance. If you do end up paying for an attendant or two, explain that you&amp;#039;re relying on their discretion to keep mum. I&amp;#039;m sure they&amp;#039;ll understand this is a private matter and restrain themselves from comparing notes. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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