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Input: My friend from high school and I are both getting married this summer, about a month apart. My friend and I are reasonably close; we see each other once or twice a year and keep up through Facebook/text/email in between, and he's invited me and my fiancee to his wedding. The problem is, I'm not planning to invite him to mine. I know through the grapevine that our weddings are going to be about the same size (if anything mine will probably be a little bigger than his), but I'm only inviting a couple people from high school, and if I invited him and his fiancee, I'd feel like I had to invite 4 or 5 other high school people and their plus-1s, too; there just isn't room. I don't have any reason to think he resents me or expects an invite--it's not like he's said anything about it--but it's obviously an awkward situation. (He definitely knows my wedding is happening, and the general timeframe, even if he doesn't know the exact size/date.)

So here's the question: I'd genuinely like to go to his wedding, to see him and my other high school friends, and I don't really have a reason not to--other than the fact that I'm worried it'll be rude if I show up to his wedding without inviting him to mine just a few weeks later. Would I be the asshole if I went?

going to my high school friend's wedding without inviting him to mine