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Just pushed my wedding date back and some of our guest at mad at us

Tammy, on May 11, 2020 at 5:50 PM Posted in Community Conversations 0 12

Me and my FW just decided to push our wedding date back until November 19 2021, just one little year to make sure that we get the date and the perfect venue. But now with all of that we have around 20 guest mad at us. They are telling us that we are stupid and crazy for doing this, and we should just keep our original date. And one so far as to say if we go along with the change she's not coming, that hurt me badly, I told her this is a decision we both made for us and what we want and if she doesn't come she will be missed. Ladies I'm so upset and hurt by this what should we do about these 20 guest, should we take them off the guest list of still invite them

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Latest activity by Pirate & 60s Bride, on May 13, 2020 at 1:00 AM
  • M
    Legend June 2019
    Melle ·
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    I think that is absolutely absurd for your guests to be mad at that. i am sorry that is the reaction you got. i can see why you did it - at this point nothing is guaranteed. you know what, if they don't go then so be it. you'll get to see who your real friends are through this

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  • M
    VIP January 2019
    Maggie ·
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    Why would you want to be friends with someone who called you stupid and crazy, let alone invite them to your wedding?? If it's family, well, same question.

    I think you have an easy decision here: don't invite them to the rescheduled wedding. What do you have to lose?

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  • Cassandra
    Dedicated October 2021
    Cassandra ·
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    With today's current uncertainty it is understandable moving your date back. Also the original date is months away so you gave them plenty of heads up on the change of plans. They might be expressing their disappointment incorrectly due to stress but that doesn't give them the right to react that way to a decision that clearly was painful for you to do. They don't show up they miss out on celebrating with you. You did the right thing.
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  • Grace
    Super February 2022
    Grace ·
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    I feel for you. I am so sorry your friend and those other 20 people took their own planning frustrations out on you. It sounds like you handled things as best you could.


    I would still invite the 20 people but I am also being incredibly selective in who I am inviting in the first place. If you couldn't imagine your day without them than I think you should send the invitation in that spirit. Otherwise, I would caution you to reconsider why they are being invited if they are not contributing to your happiness on the day.
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  • Leanne
    Super September 2020
    Leanne ·
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    From an outsiders perspective, it does probably seem like a long time to postpone something. But this is your day, and I wouldn’t invite anyone that is being so blatantly rude and disrespectful. It cost a lot of money to have guests, and you are paying for them to have a wonderful experience on YOUR day. I would not reply or feed into their commentary and maybe it will just all blow over.
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  • B
    Dedicated October 2025
    B ·
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    I was told that when you decide who you put in your guest list you have to ask yourself,would I invite this person to dinner?would I pay for their whole meal and drinks?Now I know for sure I would neverrrrrr invite anyone who calls me stupid and crazy.
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  • Alyssa
    Dedicated July 2021
    Alyssa ·
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    No way, don’t invite them. The stress of whether or not to postpone caused me so much anxiety and many tears—when we finally did postpone for a full year, I felt 10x better and all of my guests were okay with it (to my knowledge at least). That is so crazy and upsetting that people are actually mad at you when you are looking out for their well being. I wouldn’t invite them unless you get an apology. They will be embarrassed by their own behavior and regret acting that way later on.
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  • Chantelle
    Devoted October 2021
    Chantelle ·
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    I agree with pretty much everyone that already replied. Good riddance to those guests! Their actions are extremely disrespectful and I wouldn’t feed into those people anymore. It is clear that those people do not support you and maybe this is a blessing in disguise for you so that you can see their true colors.
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  • M
    Dedicated October 2021
    Megan ·
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    I'm really confused... why are they saying that?

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  • Rebecca
    Master August 2019
    Rebecca ·
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    I think they just did you a huge favor and revealed who they really are. What they said was not only uncalled for, it was deeply rude, and utterly out of touch with reality.

    I'm so sorry.

    Don't invite them, they've made it clear how they feel.

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  • Renee
    Super June 2020
    Renee ·
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    Like others have said, I'm sorry you were made to feel anything less than. Only you can decide if you want them there, but I wouldn't pay for or invite someone to indulge at my wedding experience only to be thought of as stupid and crazy.

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  • Pirate & 60s Bride
    Legend March 2017
    Pirate & 60s Bride ·
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    Why would they be mad considering you’re postponing for your health and theirs? 🤦‍♀️ I would simply kindly reply this decision is for everyone’s health and if they complain or insist they’re not coming I’d reply, “Ok.” Honestly, those people are crazy!
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