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Emily
Devoted July 2017

Bridesmaid is dropping out...

Emily, on April 1, 2017 at 10:23 PM

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I guess I just need help figuring out the problem. My soon to be sister-in-law is one of my bridesmaids and lives about 4 hours away. She is refusing to come to the bridal shower without giving a reason besides a long drive and told me she wouldn't come to the bachelorette party because she has...

I guess I just need help figuring out the problem. My soon to be sister-in-law is one of my bridesmaids and lives about 4 hours away. She is refusing to come to the bridal shower without giving a reason besides a long drive and told me she wouldn't come to the bachelorette party because she has morals. I eventually got a message from her telling me she wants out and I feel like it's getting a bit ridiculous. How would you guys approach this situation?

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  • Amanda
    VIP May 2017
    Amanda ·
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    Let her drop out and move on , i had a BM drop out because FH is a Republican lol her response was she was not attending my " hillbilly trump lovin wedding" it could be worse lmao just let it go .

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  • Kourt
    Devoted January 2018
    Kourt ·
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    I would tell her that you're sorry she doesn't want to partake in any of the parties. She isn't obligated to attend them, but it is disrespectful that she is acting that way. As a bridesmaid, I would be honored to Shower the bride, especially knowing that I want the same in return. If she doesn't want to stand by your side than don't force her... but she will regret it and she shouldn't have accepted in the first place.

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  • July2018bride
    Devoted July 2018
    July2018bride ·
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    Yes just let her leave because she will ruin your time anyway.

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  • The Trap Selena
    Master March 2016
    The Trap Selena ·
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    4 hours is a long drive. And if she doesn't want to go to a rowdy bachelorette party, that's her choice.

    Let her back out and move on. It's not a crisis.

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  • LoveLoveLove
    Super October 2017
    LoveLoveLove ·
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    She dropped out 3 months before the wedding after you paid for housing and her attire. Where were her "morals" in honoring her commitment?

    You mentioned wanting to figure out the problem. She's judging you. That's the problem. If it helps, remember you want your wedding party filled with people who will celebrate your marriage. Not judge it and look down on it.

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  • K
    Super July 2017
    Karen ·
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    Say, ok, not a problem, thanks for letting me know!

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  • N
    Master December 2016
    Nancy ·
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    There is something else going on here . My first guess would be the expenses.

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  • Madelayna
    VIP September 2017
    Madelayna ·
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    Yeah I'd let her out Smiley sad forcing her to be in it won't be the best start to your new official relationship with her

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  • C
    Devoted May 2017
    Chanelle ·
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    So after you paid for her attire and accommodation she feels like its to much to come. Family or not, leave her alone. She ain't take her kids out to help your finances "morally".

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