I'm getting married soon. How should I inform my friends and leaders? How to call and say orally?

1, the leader had better send an invitation directly in person, hoping that the other party can take time to attend. Discuss with each other two days before the wedding whether you can attend. If you can participate, you should also make relevant adjustments in the location arrangement in advance. If it is confirmed that the leader can attend, send a reminder message to the leader the day before the wedding, in which the time and place of the wedding banquet are clearly written. If the leader can't attend, remember to bring the wedding candy back to the leader after work.

2. If a friend can send an invitation, send an invitation. If you can't send it, be sure to call the other party. Tell each other directly when and where you are going to hold the wedding, and hope that they will come and join in the fun when they are free. If you want the other person to attend the wedding that day, that is, you want the other person to help you be the best man's brother or the maid of honor's sister, remember to ask the other person if it is convenient to serve. Every invited friend must call in person. Even if friends are close, don't ask one friend to give another a message. Must be implemented one by one. Don't send text messages or anything, be sure to call and say it in person. Because in the case of the current telephone company, you have no idea whether the other party has received your message or not. If the message had been leaked, we would have lost our guests.

Finally, to sum up the situation, this is the most basic respect for friends and bosses, and it is also convenient to implement the list of participants and arrange the process and banquet seats for the day. Just say it in the most direct way, don't say anything else in a roundabout way. If the other party does not know the arrangement at that time, it is necessary to give the other party a time to let the other party finally implement the answer. We have to ask the other party to report whether they will bring their relatives besides themselves.