1. Colleagues who are not directly related. If there are many people in the company, you may not know everyone. Usually only those colleagues who are close and have direct contact can be invited.
2. Supervisors and superiors. In some companies and organizations, it is usually considered inappropriate to invite company executives and bosses to attend personal weddings. This is because they may feel compelled to attend, or be considered as needing gifts, thus increasing their burden.
3. colleagues who have left their jobs. Sharing happiness with former colleagues is a very good move, but if this colleague has left, you may not need to send an invitation to let him know about your wedding arrangements.
4. People outside the company. Personal wedding does not need to invite external personnel such as customers, suppliers and agents of the company to participate. Unless you have a particularly close personal relationship with them, inviting them may be considered unethical.
Of course, in this case, it is necessary to decide whether to send invitations according to the actual situation and the wedding culture of the company.