For medical students, residents, and fellows who got married during training, did you invite your co-workers? attendings?
Would appreciate people sharing their stories and experiences.
Would appreciate people sharing their stories and experiences.
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I was a med student and invited the small group I was assigned to for intro to clinical medicine and problem based learning sessions. I got pretty close to them over the year leading up to my wedding and they seemed to have a good time at the wedding.
I was a vet student (engaged between 1st - 2nd year, married between 2nd-3rd) but no, I didn’t invite anyone from school. I did invite older coworkers who were part of my journey to vet school. Unless you’re pretty close to certain people (maybe an attending has become a mentor, or you have a really close friend group), I don’t think it’s necessary or even expected.
Just got married a few weeks ago, at the end of my fourth year of dental school, and invited about 10 of my classmates who I got very close to over the past couple of years 🙂
I'm not married, but my groupmate got married a month ago. I was invited, and four more people from the group. But have very good relationships and have been pretty close since the first year, so we got invited of course
I don’t think I invited my classmates. I went school in San Antonio, but got married in Oklahoma.
My husband (current resident) and I got married last year, but it was during a lockdown so we had immediate family only. We are invited to one of his residentmate's wedding this fall.
