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Jami
Dedicated March 2021

Bachelorette

Jami, on August 15, 2020 at 10:53 AM Posted in Planning 0 8
So I'm currently planning along with my MOH a bachelorette party in miami. I have a bridesmaid who has a husband who is very controlling and stating she can't go. in the beginning when I asked her if she would be my bridesmaid i told her how important it was for everyone to be there. knowing how controlling her husband is I let her know from the start to talk to him first and he stated it was fine. Now that we are getting closer he states she cannot go which makes it hard since everyone already split the cost now we have to cover her portion as well. Just venting because this is upsetting.

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Latest activity by Vicky, on August 16, 2020 at 8:13 PM
  • Michelle
    Master April 2021
    Michelle ·
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    Sorry girl for what you’re going through. Sucks that he agreed at first than changed his mind.
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  • Kristen
    Master November 2020
    Kristen ·
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    I am sorry but at the end of the day it is a crazy time and Miami is not the safest right now. It does suck but at the end of the day sometimes personal matters can affect these pre wedding events. Do not let it get you down. You will have a great time.

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  • M
    Legend June 2019
    Melle ·
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    If everyone already split the cost and she paid for her part and couldn’t end up going then I think it’s ok
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  • H
    Master July 2019
    Hannah ·
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    I definitely get how much it sucks, and it's ok for you to be upset. However, no one is required to go to pre-wedding events, bridal party members may not be able to for a variety of reasons. Also, the fact that her husband is very controlling as a general is worrisome for your friend.
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  • Vicky
    VIP January 2020
    Vicky ·
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    Bachelorette parties, like all other pre-wedding events, are optional, not mandatory. It's disappointing that she isn't going, but it should never have been made part of the condition of her accepting the role of Bridesmaid. In addition, with COVID-19 I don't think it's surprising that her husband isn't comfortable with her traveling to Miami (though the whole controlling husband is another issue altogether - are you worried about your friend?). There is a good chance that other people will drop out between now and whenever you have the party too. Miami is a hotspot, as is Florida in general, and there's no way I would be traveling there within the next 6 months at a minimum, probably longer. You should prepare yourself for changing numbers and dropouts as long as there is a pandemic occurring, and try not to take it personally.

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  • Natalie
    Super November 2020
    Natalie ·
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    Truthfully, being in the bridal party doesn’t mean one is required to go to the bachelorette party, especially if out of town in the middle of Covid! There are many reasons she might not feel comfortable going, even if she originally was up for the idea— concerns over the virus, finances, unable to request time off work, travel distance in general, pregnancy, etc. While it may be her husband who doesn’t want her to go, it may be that she isn’t comfortable with it at this time and is using him as an excuse!
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  • Jami
    Dedicated March 2021
    Jami ·
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    Thanks for all your input this is actually in January not anytime soon. The frustration was from the planning.
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  • Vicky
    VIP January 2020
    Vicky ·
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    Even in January I would not be willing to travel to Miami.

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