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Ms2MRS
Devoted September 2017

No Bachelorette Party

Ms2MRS, on August 1, 2017 at 4:20 PM Posted in Etiquette and Advice 0 38

Am I the only bride that feels people are not as supportive as you thought they would be? I'm less than 2 months away from our wedding date. Our stock the bar party is August 12th, turns out we have to provide our food for the party. Smiley sad My bridal party has not planned a bachelorette party for me (I'm sure if there was i would need to know in order to take days off). We were also told this weekend that his family will not be furnishing the food for the rehearsal dinner. I wish i could just start this whole process over and elope. So over it at this point.

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Latest activity by Chicago, on August 17, 2017 at 7:20 PM
  • P
    VIP October 2017
    P ·
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    Ohhhh man. Where to start?

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  • RealLindseyO
    Master October 2017
    RealLindseyO ·
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    Stock the bar party? As in your guests are buying the alcohol for your wedding?

    You are expecting too much of people. No one except you and your FH are supposed to be paying for your wedding and rehearsal.

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  • L
    Super July 2018
    LibbyLane ·
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    No one is required to do anything for your wedding except you (that does not mean plan your own bachelorette). Like @RealLindseyO said, you're expecting way too much.

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  • B
    Just Said Yes August 2018
    Brandy ·
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    Yikes, that's a lot to take in....

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  • Keisha
    Master September 2018
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    Stock the bar can be for the shower. Instead of gifts off a registry people bring alcohol. It is for the new couple not for their wedding. I am hoping this is what this is.

    It sucks they are not doing the rehearsal dinner food if they said they would but its not their responsibility. You can just have a simple rehearsal dinner with pizza wings and salad. you have time to adjust and figure this out

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  • Jessica
    Super April 2018
    Jessica ·
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    Well, nothing is really required of anyone... It's your responsibility. But I'm sorry you're feeling like others are not as excited for you as you'd hope, but keep reminding yourself, excitement isnt paying for things, or throwing you parties. There are so many other ways they can show it, like wedding chatting with u about all the details, helping you stay calm when it seems like there are a million things to do etc.

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  • muriel
    Champion June 2018
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    Some people are planners and some people aren't. You knew what your bridal party were like when you chose them. You don't need to take vacation time for dinner and drinks. Maybe they do have plans that don't include an unnecessary weekend away?

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    Dedicated September 2018
    Turnicia ·
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    You are still 2 months out, so you may luck up and get your money back if you cancel. Check on that asap. Bachelorette parties are overrated and do what you feel is best for your day. Good luck.

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  • MDEasternShoreBride
    VIP October 2017
    MDEasternShoreBride ·
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    I can't even...

    Wrote out 3 responses and deleted them all.

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  • OGJessieJV
    Master July 1867
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    Who offered to host your stock the bar? The host should be providing food. As for a bachelorette, if people don't offer, you don't get one. Thems the breaks.

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  • Ms2MRS
    Devoted September 2017
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    @Kristin - The Stock the Bar party is hosted by my Matron of Honor

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  • RealLindseyO
    Master October 2017
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    Is the stock the bar for your wedding?

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  • Ms2MRS
    Devoted September 2017
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    @RealLindseyO - No! It's for our new home

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  • muriel
    Champion June 2018
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    @Ms2MRS- Is the stock the bar a shower for your personal liquor cabinet at home? Or are you asking for gifts of alcohol that you plan to use at the wedding?

    ETA- saw your response.

    If the in-laws said they would provide food for the RD and have cancelled, why not just cancel the rehearsal and RD? No one needs a rehearsal and you are not obligated to have an RD if you don't have a rehearsal.

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  • Vicki
    Master November 2017
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    Holy hell.

    You don't get a bachelorette if nobody offers.

    You should pay for your own RD food.

    I hope the Stock the Bar is in reference to/a substitution for stocking your home bar and not your wedding bar. The host of the party should pay for the food.

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  • Ms2MRS
    Devoted September 2017
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    @MDEasternShoreBride


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  • OGJessieJV
    Master July 1867
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    So, you tell your MOH she needs to provide the food and give her some ideas of where she can get it from. She needs to do this though, it's part of being a host.

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  • Ms2MRS
    Devoted September 2017
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    @muriel - Bar at our new home

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  • Ms2MRS
    Devoted September 2017
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    @JessieJV- My thoughts exactly !!!

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  • QueSeraSera
    VIP December 2017
    QueSeraSera ·
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    If someone else offered to host, you should not be providing anything.

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