Do it but don't set some arbitrary rule... Just say a few days and you'll let them know when you'll be ready nearer the time.
Anyone who pushes back, you can tell them to piss off,not tell them until baby's arrived, or just explain and stand your ground, or a mix of it.
You don't know how the delivery will go. You may have a great feeder with no medical complications... Or, hopefully not, but you may have tearing, stiches, infection to deal with, or baby's health might not be as good as you hope, or you may end up in a crash section! No one can guarantee how it will go. So don't be bullied into feeling like you need to put visitor demands first. Even if it goes well you'll be exhausted, in pain, bleeding, boobs leaking, this isn't the time for chit chats with a Hollywood style silent sleeping baby, if anyone has that notion.
And ffs don't "host" anyone. They can do dishes, laundry etc or go away.
I massively regret my first few weeks in this sense, I didn't put my needs first and visitors ran me ragged when I was in pain and exhausted, infected etc. - I really sabotaged establishing breastfeeding. Most meant well but no one aside from my sister gave me the support I needed to heal and rest, provide support for my tired partner... They just wanted to hold the baby at times my baby needed to sleep or breastfeed!! I ended up crying in the bedroom on an electric pump for one particular visit, I ended up not even seeing the visitors then having to do all the fucking dishes after they left while my partner dealt with a poo explosion... It's a massive regret that I let people bully their way into our first couple of days home. We REALLY needed that bonding and recovery time!!!!