My matron of honor planned my bachelorette party for this September and told me this past week that she can’t come because her mother in law cannot watch her child due to a business trip and that she cannot find another person to watch her.
It’s upsetting that she planned the party and has plenty of time to find someone to watch her (even her husband couldn’t take off work?). I’m afraid she’s going to do this same thing for my actual wedding. My future husband and I are offering babysitting accommodations for our wedding (which was an argument prior to her cancellation of the bachelorette).
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