Reply To: Non-halachic question

Honestly, there are lots of people coming from out of town, and not everyone has a navigation system or knows how to use one. I had nothing to do with the invitations. I have never heard of at least not having directions inserted into the envelopes. It is presumptuous in my humble opinion, to automatically assume everyone knows where a specific hall is, even if it is in their own neighborhood. and if it ISN’T – then it is really difficult to understand why someone could deliberately make such an omission (yes, it was deliberate, as the other side believes it is not “fancy” to include directions or addresses). I guess I am very old-fashioned, and want my guests to feel wanted and not to get lost trying to find the simcha.

I handled this situation without machlokess, by simply going to Office Max and printing up labels with the name of the place and its street address. I had to put it on the backs of the envelopes, as we had already sealed them. Hopefully people will notice.