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I don't want to be part of your wedding because your mum didn't invite me to hers!

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  • When I've been bridesmaid I've never been to the bride's dress fitting & it never bothered me either that I wasn't there. Some brides like their dress to be a surprise to most people :)
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  • seashore22
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    I don't think it's "normal" to invite the bridesmaids to a wedding dress fitting at all. For some weddings the logistics of this would be a nightmare and it's hard enough getting all the bridesmaids together to choose their own outfits. Sometimes bridesmaid attend, sometimes they don't. Nothing to fall out over, surely.


    My daughter had me and her sister at the choosing of the dress and just me at the fittings. For the other bridesmaids it would have meant a journey of over 2 hours just for a half hour appointment. No way.


    OP, your friends sound totally unreasonable and I think you've had a lucky escape.
  • melanzana
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    Kayalana99 wrote: »
    It's not her that needs to grow up!

    She didn't do anything !

    Yes she did. She reacted on a forum about no marks, who should be totally ignored for what they supposedly did.

    If you are mature and not a Bridezilla this will not upset you. You shrug and say "so what" that's two down, now who's next!

    Aged about 6 so, I'd say. In fairness.
  • Spendless
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    natley wrote: »
    Because he has been friends with my OH and his brother since they were little. No other friends have refused to come to our wedding because MIL didn't invite them to hers.

    It's so unbelievably childish and petty.
    Yes, friends of your OH and brother not friends of the parents. You are far more likely to know your mates parents if you form a friendship when young because you'll go around each others houses to play doesn't make you onto their wedding guest list. This is bizarre.
  • seashore22
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    melanzana wrote: »
    How old are you? 5 or something?

    Bridezilla, darling, you need to grow up.


    Are you confused (and a bit rude)? The OP hasn't done nothing wrong as far as I can see. No bridezillas here.
  • Kayalana99
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    edited 17 February 2014 at 11:44PM
    melanzana wrote: »
    Yes she did. She reacted on a forum about no marks, who should be totally ignored for what they supposedly did.

    If you are mature and not a Bridezilla this will not upset you. You shrug and say "so what" that's two down, now who's next!

    People are not robots, no matter what they have done now they are still past friends - if someone suddenly falls out with you for a stupid reason no you can not just ignore it and forget they existed.

    You obviously don't have close relationships if you can just cut friends out like that.

    This isn't even worth arguing about everyone else can see how silly that remark is without need to justify it.
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  • melanzana
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    natley wrote: »
    Because he has been friends with my OH and his brother since they were little. No other friends have refused to come to our wedding because MIL didn't invite them to hers.

    It's so unbelievably childish and petty.

    Is the wedding about you and your future husband, or about others?

    Are you a grown up?

    Will you need counselling to get over this horrible trauma?

    Ridiculous.
  • natley
    natley Posts: 106 Forumite
    melanzana wrote: »
    Yes she did. She reacted on a forum about no marks, who should be totally ignored for what they supposedly did.

    If you are mature and not a Bridezilla this will not upset you. You shrug and say "so what" that's two down, now who's next!

    Aged about 6 so, I'd say. In fairness.

    And your reacting on a forum about the same 'no marks' as you call them.
    So you must be 6 also
  • natley
    natley Posts: 106 Forumite
    melanzana wrote: »
    Is the wedding about you and your future husband, or about others?

    Are you a grown up?

    Will you need counselling to get over this horrible trauma?

    Ridiculous.

    Go and crawl back under your bridge
  • seashore22
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    melanzana wrote: »
    Is the wedding about you and your future husband, or about others?

    Are you a grown up?

    Will you need counselling to get over this horrible trauma?

    Ridiculous.





    Wow, just wow.
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