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Mary
Beginner August 2020

Shower/bachelorette/virus

Mary, on April 7, 2020 at 10:31 AM Posted in Massachusetts Planning 0 2

Hi everyone!


I'm suppose to have my bridal shower June 14th. My sister in law to be is throwing it for me.. she asked me if I wanted to cancel! I think it's too soon to say..do you agree? When do you think I should call it off?


I asked another one of my bridesmaids to throw my bachelorette party (I'm not having a maid of honor)..she hasn't asked me for a date or friends contact info..with everything going on would it be rude of me to ask..? Just incase things do clear up? I don't want to seem selfish. I was really looking forward to these events and be with the people I love. :-(

Please let me know what you think! Thanks!

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Latest activity by Mary, on April 17, 2020 at 7:55 PM
  • Amy
    WeddingWire Administrator August 2013
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    Hi Mary,

    I'm sorry you're having to go through this stress before your wedding.

    How many people are attending/invited to your June bridal shower? Is there a critical date by which you/your FSIL need/s to know about cancelling? For example, if she's placing a catering order or renting any type of equipment or decor, she may need time to re-think the plan. Are people traveling to attend your shower? Have any of the guests expressed discomfort about attending? I assume your FSIL checked in with you because the event is only two months away. I know stay-at-home orders are being extended in many places, so there could be a concern that social distancing recommendations will not be lifted by then.

    For your bachelorette party, I don't think it's rude at all to ask about the status. Your BM is a friend, so you should be able to ask her if there's a plan in place and, if not, what she's thinking. All the same issues above may apply (i.e., travel concerns, social distancing recs, group-size restrictions). Maybe you can make suggestions? If you have any specific expectations, I'm a big believer in communicating them directly.

    Whether it's June or a later date, I expect that your family and friends will be super excited to celebrate you and your upcoming wedding when it's safe to do so.

    I'm hoping for the best! Smiley heart

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  • Mary
    Beginner August 2020
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    Thank you Amy! Smiley smile Smiley heart

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