Do I get a corsage for my Fiance's Dad's live in girlfriend?

I'm not trying to be offensive, but corsages are like $15. I, personally, would pay the $15 because this isn't something worth stressing over.

One corsage won't make or break your budget. I think you need to include her, or just give corsages/boutonnieres for your moms, dads, and grandparents, with no step-parents and step-grandparents included. (It's everyone in a circle or no one.)

It would be a very nice gesture for the little it costs.

I'd definitely get it. She might feel terribly left out if you don't. She's pretty much family - and is very much so to FH's dad. Sounds like she's been pretty good to you. Go for it.

We're not getting one for FMIL's boyfriend/fiance, but they haven't been together very long and we don't know him very well. If it would matter to your dad, just do it.

Yes, I definitely would get her a corsage. She gets you Christmas presents, is living with your FFIL and your wedding isn't for over a year. By that time it would seem pretty rude to not have one. I'm a little confused though, who are all these other people you are getting wedding flowers for? If other remarried/divorced couples are getting corsages she definitely should. Try price checking around your area and going with local flower shops. I found that after I took a step back and actually looked up florists I got better prices (compared with strictly wedding shops).

I would get here one.

FH did not want one for his dad's wife. They along well enough but since she is younger then FH he doesn't feel right about it.

Before we announced our wedding this past November, DH decided, out of respect for his mother, he did not want his father's new wife (10 years younger than me and relationship started while he was still married to his mother) at the wedding. So we met with him and told him. He was very upset and said if she was not invited, he would not come and he did not attend. Now that we are having a ceremony, his father wants her to sit up front with our mothers. I made it very clear, she is invited, but she absolutely WILL NOT sit with our mothers, be escorted in, be in the family photos, or be acknowledged in any way. The only way she will have a corsage, he will have to purchase it. He is not happy at all, but it is what it is.

I agree with the other girls. It's such a small extra cost for one less thing to worry about. And I'm sure she would really appreciate the gesture.

FH's dad and mom are not together. FH did not want to get a corsage for FFIL's wife, but I thought it was appropriate since they have been together for several years. I wanted to make sure we did not offend FFIL, so we got one. It's a small thing, but I would rather not have drama BECAUSE of something so small.

Thanks everyone! I knew I wanted to get her one, but I needed the backup. It's not a huge cost, and I think it's a nice gesture. He says only people who helped raise him should get a corsage (i.e. mothers and grandmothers.) She'll be getting a corsage.