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Yanna
Just Said Yes May 2021

My moh just quit on me

Yanna, on November 6, 2019 at 10:49 PM Posted in Family and Relationships 0 7
This past summer I set my MOH, “best friend” of 15 years up with my now FHs brother (best man). It’s was super fun while it lasted but she broke things off a couple of weeks ago. Fast forward to now she was having regrets and wanted to work things out but I found out he was already talking to someone else so I told her and she went on the usual “guys are trash” rampage blah blah and got mad at ME somehow. And now she just text me saying she doesn’t want to be my MOH anymore. We’ve been friends since we were 12 and she practically begged me to be MOH over one of our other friends and I’m just shocked. That’s all she said. And if this is seriously just because she doesn’t want to walk down the aisle with the the best man then eff her it’s my wedding day and it’s like 2 minutes of awkwardness and the weddings nearly 2 years away. We’re almost 30 nobody has time for this nonsense

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Latest activity by Suzie, on November 7, 2019 at 7:45 PM
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    Beginner July 2020
    Tanisha ·
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    Sounds like she doesn't know how to deal with her hurt and is taking it out on you. I would let her cool down, then ask her in a month or so if she still doesn't want to be MOH. The break up is still fresh and though she might not care about walking down the aisle with an ex in 2 years, with a tender heart right now she does. Let her process in her own way and don't push her, you still have plenty of time to get this all sorted out.
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  • Yoice
    VIP March 2019
    Yoice ·
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    This sounds messy and very similar to my story!
    One of our friends couple (BM and GM) announced they were divorcing shortly after we asked them to be part of our bridal party. At first it was amicable and they exchange words during engagement party and we told them we would accommodate them to not walk together and so on. They were thrill to still be a part of it until things got messy after he started dating someone. He actually came over and said he no longer wanted to be part of our wedding party or attend. My husband try to reason with him to at least attend because they have being friends for years but he wouldn’t vouch. He just went MIA after that and never spoke to us again. Her on the other side stick by my side and even thought we met her thru him we are grateful to still have such a great relationship with her. We realize he wasn’t a true friend in the end because it wasn’t fair after so many years of friendship.
    Sometimes you need this to open your eyes and that’s what we got from this. Is sad but is life.
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  • Yanna
    Just Said Yes May 2021
    Yanna ·
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    That’s my thinking. I get she’s upset but this isn’t even a divorce they just dated casually for a few months like sure we all joked about them getting married too and us being sisters for real but it really was only a few months and if you’re going to let that get in the way of supporting your best friend in her wedding day then really you’re not a very good friend.
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  • Jeanie
    Super February 2020
    Jeanie ·
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    I would give her a little time to get past this. I agree that it’s an overreaction, but as devils advocate, maybe she thought it was the real deal. And I mean, what girl doesn’t love the idea of marrying the brother of her besties husband? It’s like a teen drama coming true. It may hurt a little more since you are getting married and here she is single, again. I’m not saying she should be acting this way, just that it may be a little understandable. So I wouldn’t cross her off your bridesmaid list yet. Give her a little time to cool off and see how she feels. If it’s still an issue, maybe have the bridal party walk in/out single file. Maybe that would make her more agreeable until she realizes how obnoxious she’s behaving. However if she continues to act like the world is over, let her walk.
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  • Caytlyn
    Legend November 2019
    Caytlyn ·
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    It's unfortunate, but this is why it's so important to wait until closer to the wedding to choose your bridal party. Had this happened without the wedding being involved, it probably would have blown over within a few days. Now that she has the wedding to throw in your face, it's going to be a bigger ordeal. Like PPs said, she'll probably get over herself and regret it soon, however, I would be hesitant to let someone back in my BP who is going to drop out every time they have a bad day.

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    Legend June 2019
    Melle ·
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    She does sound hurt. Would it be ok if she just walks with someone else?
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  • Suzie
    Super October 2021
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    Yep! She made her choice and now she has to live with it. A true friend would not do this, this is your wedding day, not some random event. She’s being selfish. I know breakups are rough, but honestly, it was a few months.

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