Wedding banned – Apple Watches not welcome at fashionista’s ceremony
It’s a long walk up that aisle, and wedding guests could even hit their stand goal in church, but one couple is insisting that nobody wears an Apple Watch to their special day.
Whoever this couple is, conceivably they are really old-time, die-hard traditionalists who believe there is no place for any watch at a wedding, because astoundingly, that turns out to be a thing. It isn’t enough of a thing that Apple Watches were singled out in either the Liber Urbani etiquette guide of the 12th century — a real page-turner — or the more famous Debrett’s Guide to Etiquette and Modern Manners in the 1970s, but it’s a thing.
To be fair, all we really know is that a user on Twitter has posted about getting such an invitation. And that their post has uncovered an entire world of etiquette you’ve never thought of.
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