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Katie
Just Said Yes July 2020

Should i ask these girls as Bms?

Katie, on January 31, 2020 at 3:24 PM Posted in Family and Relationships 0 2

My fiance has more GMs than I do and I understand it's totally fine to have uneven sides but there are some gfs that I'm considering asking but not 100% sure. Any thoughts?

Friend A) We were very close in college and was there for each other alot. Afterwards, we moved to different coasts and grew apart. We barely saw or spoke to each other for a few years. Recently we connected again and feel like we were just like before and has been talking alot more since. She's still far away but we've been talking on the phone and text.

Friend B) We met through a mutual friend many years ago and have always been pretty good friends, but not like bff's. I was a bridesmaid for her at her destination wedding but she basically made many of her gfs BMs who could make it to that wedding. I feel like if she had a wedding locally she may or may not have picked me as a BM. We hangout once every month or so and live in the same city.

Should I ask either? Both?


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Latest activity by Tosha Fay, on February 26, 2020 at 6:37 PM
  • Kristen
    Master November 2020
    Kristen ·
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    It is not bad to do so but a part of me feels if you are questioning it then maybe not. The first friend might be good as you two were good friends and reconnected so there is history. The second it could not hurt but would you really want her by your side on the day of?

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  • Tosha Fay
    Devoted April 2021
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    I would go with Friend B for sure just because you were one in her wedding. As for friend A, I don't think there is any harm in asking and it may make your friendship grow even closer, so win-win Smiley smile

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