sigurros81
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You don't need to go buy new ones. You could use old ones, or even pop-can rings, if you're kickin' it old school.
I'm guessing you're single?
You don't need to go buy new ones. You could use old ones, or even pop-can rings, if you're kickin' it old school.
"Youre" is a typo; "your" is a grammatical mistake.
I'm guessing you're single?
So nobody picked up on this yet?
I don't know about you all, but I sure as hell don't plan my YEAR in advance.
++ for being upfront about the responsibilities of the bridesmaids. The most recent weddings I was a part of had:
& A maid of honor that didn't show up for the bridal shower, backed out of the bridal party the day before the bachelorette and didn't even show up for the wedding
& A bachelor party where only 3 out of the groom's friends attended after 8+ people had committed. All plans and costs were arranged for 8. The three who went got BATTERED by the expense - was supposed to be about $150 per person for a weekend away, was really well arranged.
& A bridesmaid who ordered her dress literally exactly 6 weeks to the day before the wedding, which was the shipping timeline, and it didn't arrive, didn't tell anyone until the day before the wedding, forcing a panicked rearrangement of mismatched clothes on the morning of the wedding
& Bridesmaids who bailed on the dinner cheque at the bachelorette dinner; I picked up the whole damn tab for the group. :/
Yeah....nothing wrong with acting like a dick towards your friends.
Like somebody else said, if they're already her friends then they're used to this bullshit and probably saw it coming. For all we know she's the only one of the group who has the decency to warn people in advance at all and the rest are worse. You and I might not put up with that crap but it looks like people do.
++ for being upfront about the responsibilities of the bridesmaids. The most recent weddings I was a part of had:
& A maid of honor that didn't show up for the bridal shower, backed out of the bridal party the day before the bachelorette and didn't even show up for the wedding
& A bachelor party where only 3 out of the groom's friends attended after 8+ people had committed. All plans and costs were arranged for 8. The three who went got BATTERED by the expense - was supposed to be about $150 per person for a weekend away, was really well arranged.
Like somebody else said, if they're already her friends then they're used to this bullshit and probably saw it coming. For all we know she's the only one of the group who has the decency to warn people in advance at all and the rest are worse. You and I might not put up with that crap but it looks like people do.
Just curious, did you cut and paste this from somewhere and had a formatting problem or are you really using ampersands (&) as a number or bullet feature?
Just curious, did you cut and paste this from somewhere and had a formatting problem or are you really using ampersands (&) as a number or bullet feature?
Jake. Run away. Run away now. Run far away now.
& Asking for commitments to show up at a few events of the year is reasonable; demanding their year-long schedule and requiring permission to go out of town is not.
I think the "10" refers to bridemaids + groomsmen. Probably 5 on each side. Nobody has 10 bridesmaids, not even the worst Bridezilla.
And I bet it's going to cost more than $1000-2000 to be her special friend. It implies 3 plane trips and a dress (not a $25 dress, mind you). Hotel + meals @ each venue. Plus the subtle mention of "contribute to the bachelorette party" which is in Vegas. The reason she keeps saying you better have the money is that she's planning on doing everything 4-star, so once they accept, nobody will dare question any of the related expenses later. But she's not going to tell them now what it's going to cost.
In general all bridesmaids are flaky to deal with. The bigger the group the hard it becomes. Its worse than trying to herd cats.