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I am a Bridezilla and my confession is....

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  • jemb
    jemb Posts: 910 Forumite
    Why do people complain when the rooms have to be released from our allocation to general when they've had 4 months to book a room? £25 is not going to break a bank to put a deposit down on your room! NOW you complain as there are no rooms? You knew they were on hold for our wedding for 4 months!
    Married the lovely Mr P 28th April 2012. Little P born 29th Jan 2014
  • Brightside
    Brightside Posts: 217 Forumite
    I almost sent a letter to the Foresty Commission telling them how they have ruined my hen-night plans. We were going to do one of those go-ape rope trails in the afternoon, then go for coffee and cakes at the nearby cafe which I love. They have decided to let the lease to a large catering company whose other cafe nearby I have been in is bland and boring, rather than the friendly homemade style it is now.

    I'm going to sweet talk the local farm who does very small scale tea and cakes to see if they will cater for us all instead.


    Luckily we aren't involved in sorting hotel rooms, but I've been there with holidays, some people just seem to miss the point of paying a deposit.

    and i've yet to have a friendzilla, we might be heading to florist-zilla though.
    When you're chewing on life's gristle, don't grumble, give a whistle.

    :whistle:
  • swampduck
    swampduck Posts: 962 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    If OH's younger son does not get his act together then his girlfriend will not be invited to the daytime do!! He has been going out with her for 8 months and his dad still has not met her.
    I met her by chance yesterday and even though he literally has his own house not two minutes walk around the corner he has not brought her round.
    We are giving up on dropping hints and saying it's time we met her so she will be relegated to an evening guest along with other people who are plus ones who we have not met and he has until the invites go out which is in the next couple of weeks!!
    All the excuses of she's tired, she is shy, you'll tease her etc etc will not be accepted as excuses anymore!!
    You will know this when her name is on evening invite and not a day time one because by then it will be too late!!

    Rant over!!

    and breathe.............

    Swampy
    Expect the worst, hope for the best, and take what comes!!:o
  • neilcrook
    neilcrook Posts: 282 Forumite
    With 10 days to go my bridesmaid hasn't dieted enough to get in her dress... Fine if you had to lose weight to get into it in the first place but you never, i bought 2 sizes bigger! Grrrr...

    Yes Guest X is sitting on a table where he knows no-one - no i will not reorganise 5 tables just to get him sitting next to someone he does know.

    If you want a hairdresser book it your god damn self cos i am not booking it and cancelling it again.

    No your mother can't come and take pictures when i'm having my first look photos, she isn't even invited to the wedding.

    No i am not having a spray tan just because you are. Yes i will have some tan lines and No i am not going on a sunbed.

    No i am not wearing a veil because it will spoil my dress

    And yes, if the MIL p***es me off one more time i won't visit her when we are married.

    Why do people ignore everything about the wedding until 10 days before then expect there opinion to be heard! I've asked several times before so no your opinion is no longer needed!
    :DStolen the OH's account so it's Jenna - not Neil:D
  • neilcrook wrote: »
    Yes Guest X is sitting on a table where he knows no-one - no i will not reorganise 5 tables just to get him sitting next to someone he does know.

    I must say it's not very nice. I wouldn't want to attend a wedding and sit somewhere where I don't know anyone. It's your job as a hostess to sit everyone in such a way that they feel comfortable. Sorry!
    From Poland...with love.

    They are (they're)
    sitting on the floor.
    Their
    books are lying on the floor.
    The books are sitting just there on the floor.
  • neilcrook
    neilcrook Posts: 282 Forumite
    Yes but the guy is quite a friendly guy, is with friends that have similar personalities and is sitting on the next table from people he knows! Literally for the sake of a meal he can sit on his own. He's going to be on his own for what - an hour! Hardly worth whingeing about!
    :DStolen the OH's account so it's Jenna - not Neil:D
  • fawny
    fawny Posts: 953 Forumite
    neilcrook wrote: »
    With 10 days to go my bridesmaid hasn't dieted enough to get in her dress... Fine if you had to lose weight to get into it in the first place but you never, i bought 2 sizes bigger! Grrrr...

    O no thats not good, I can understand your stress - what is she going to do?

    All the best
    Married the man of my dreams - 10th September 2012, St Paul's Bay Lindos :jIt was amazing.
    :love:
  • neilcrook
    neilcrook Posts: 282 Forumite
    Got another fitting tonight but she doesn't think she's lost weight. No idea what to do if she doesn't fit in it. I've got a size 10 version of the dress which we might be able to cut and fit a panel in but its funny material so it depends on dressmaker...
    :DStolen the OH's account so it's Jenna - not Neil:D
  • 9ja4life
    9ja4life Posts: 226 Forumite
    I must say it's not very nice. I wouldn't want to attend a wedding and sit somewhere where I don't know anyone. It's your job as a hostess to sit everyone in such a way that they feel comfortable. Sorry!

    My guests will be seating with people they do not know and that is delibrate! The guest list is 70/30 in my favour. It's not only an inter cultural wedding/ceremony, it's also inter racial.

    How else will the "family" get to know each other?
  • cathy_j87
    cathy_j87 Posts: 171 Forumite
    Wow we've all been very well behaved lately haven't we! Or should that be, family and guests have been well behaved!
    Well I'll kick us back off - We had to choose our menu during the week and the MIL2B is complaining about the starter (which we think sounds so yummy). How bridezilla is it to say "well feel free to not eat it"? It's not like they'll go hungry since there's a big main, dessert AND cake and then an evening buffet.

    Also if my mum rolls her eyes one more time when I mention our adults only bouncy castle....grr.

    My centrepiece idea has fallen through too so now I have to come up with something else to do. I can feel a trip to Ikea coming on!
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