The phrase "attending alone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of going to an event or gathering without any companions.
Example: "I will be attending alone to the conference this weekend."
Alternatives: "going solo" or "attending by myself".
Instead, take the high road with an empathetic, open and friendly explanation: "I'd like to be there for you at your wedding, but I feel funny about attending alone.
The market's familiar tone made me feel silly for attending alone.
16.9% subjects were attending alone whereas rest were along with their friends.
Male patients aged 18 or older, attending alone, who could read and write English.
30 Perceived fatigue improved in patients attending alone, but increased in those accompanied by partners.
We interviewed 37 mothers and 20 fathers (17 couples, 3 men attending alone and 20 women alone).
I attended alone as my partner at the time wouldn't accompany me and I wasn't ready to tell friends.
After the school learned that she was planning to take her girlfriend to the prom, it told her that the two could attend alone or with male dates but not as a couple.
But Kate Walker, who reports for a Web site specializing in women in motor sport, Girlracer.co.uk, said that she had felt uncomfortable as a spectator at one race she attended alone because there were so few women.
In his opening defense statement on Monday, Mr. Monserrate's lawyer, Joseph Tacopina, said that Ms. Giraldo "drank alcohol in excess" at a Christmas party she attended alone that night, "staggered in" after having to be helped home, and went to bed.
Dr. Robert Coles, in his children's book The Story of Ruby Bridges, describes Ruby's loving forgiveness and courage when faced with the ugly screaming White mobs who jeered and taunted her as she attended alone, only six years old, a previously all-White school in New Orleans boycotted by Whites.
