Son’s wedding dilemma.

Have a wonderful day,it will give you terrific memories all winter,best wishes and Good Luck to you and the happy couple.

Go and have a wonderful time

Get a mask to match your outfit!

This is such an important family day, only you can make the final decision, but if it was me I would definitely go. Put your mask and your hand sanitizer in your new handbag, get your gladrags on and have a fabulous time. You will be sad for a long time if you decide not to go. Happiness is such a tonic. Make the right decision for you!

I agree with everyone else you must go. Have a lovely time and don't be afraid to wear a mask or face covering at any time even if no-one else is.

Please do go and have a lovely time. Your son has been so good he deserves to have a great wedding. Take necessary precautions and enjoy.

Have a fabulous day. Yes, it will be difficult as it is the first without your husband but, you would always regret it if you weren’t to go.

Most mothers cry at weddings so, don”t worry about that, if that is a consideration.

Enjoy it and tell us all about it afterwards.

Go, definitely. Observe all the rules as they are at the time. Personally I wouldn't place much security on nurses being observant of safety measures. Seen too many ignoring them.

Bluebellwould. Go, go, go. You will be so sad not to, especially when you see photos.
As everyone else has said, just take proper precautions.
He deserves to have you there & you deserve to be there. Wishing you all the very best.

Definitely go! What's the outfit like?

Go, go,go!

go and have a lovely day .just keep your distance and no hugging ...

Definitely go. Enjoy his special day. Obey the rules, of course, but don't miss his wedding.

I shielded for 3 months. Asked by my niece to give her away at her wedding in Kilkenny I pondered. Eventually flew there and had a wonderful 48 hours. The joy on her face because I had made the effort was more than worth it. Her Father and Mother have died and our family are few now so my word to you ?? GO. GO. GO GO

You should definitely go make sure everyone knows you can’t hug etc but have a lovely day xx

Go - venues take every precaution and, because the number of guests is limited to no more than 30 you can spread out more than the advised distance. Many are asking their guests to wear face masks during the ceremony too - pop a bottle of handgel in your handbag so you can wash your hands, or wear a dainty pair of gloves to match your outfit. I think you will regret it if you do not go along.

Unless there's a significant rise in cases
I would say Definitely go, but take great care other than for photos, eating etc wear a mask or over head shield
Have a lovely day x

I’m so happy that you have decided to go and have ordered your outfit!
I hope you will update us after the wedding!
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Absolutely you must attend! This is a huge thing for your son. A memoryFor him to last after you pass away. He can look back and remember how hard it was for you and yet you attended because of your love for him. Mask on - hat on- lippy on - and GO

Don’t be spooked by guests being nurses (by all means check with your son re infections in their work areas). A doctor friend on a large London Covid Ward said only one of the staff got the virus, despite their intimate contact to patients, they took care. Go, and enjoy.

Have a great day - and don't forget the tissues!! You'll need them on such an occasion

Why are you even asking?????
GO!!

So glad you’ve decided to go!
Have a mask that matches your hat and style it out with all safety precautions in place!!
Your son will be thrilled!

Go for it! Just take the normal precautions and enjoy it.

Well you know full well you should go! Sorry, but you are one of the 2.2 million extremely vulnerable/shielded folk (myself included). Some of us are returning to a work environment as well. Having received the letter virtually telling us we would drop dead if we put our noses outside the front door and being frightened out of our wits, most of us have calmed down a bit. I was very scared the first time I walked up and down my little cul de sac, but have gradually become more realistic and sensible.
Do your risk assessment. Stick to the rules. Enjoy the occasion.
I would suggest a small outing soon to get yourself used to the mask etc and the new protocols. Have a great time.