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Whose parents are more involved in the planning? Your parents or your fiancé(e)'s?

Kelly, on November 13, 2018 at 11:05 AM

Posted in Family and Relationships 307

Throughout the planning process, whose parents have been more involved? Your parents or your fiancé(e)'s? Photo by Shaunte Dittmar Photography in CA Thanks for playing you or your fiance! If you missed any of the questions you can start from the beginning here! You or your fiancé(e)? Want more?...

Throughout the planning process, whose parents have been more involved? Your parents or your fiancé(e)'s?

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Photo by Shaunte Dittmar Photography in CA


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307 Comments

  • IslandBride88
    Devoted November 2018
    IslandBride88 ·
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    My Mom Smiley laugh

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  • S
    Beginner December 2018
    Sierra ·
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    His mother is helping me plan the whole thing my parents don’t even want to be here for the wedding so at least I have a supportive future mother in law right?
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  • Shaunte
    Expert December 2021
    Shaunte ·
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    Definitely mine.

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  • Lafuturaseñora
    Devoted April 2019
    Lafuturaseñora ·
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    It is pretty equal between his mom and mine, I constantly am asking my moms opinion especially now that she lives with us but his mom lives next door to us so we will talk to her often about plans too.
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  • Kelly
    Legend October 2022
    Kelly ·
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    Whatever works best for you and your fiance!! I know some people don't like having their parents involved with the whole process!

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  • Kelly
    Legend October 2022
    Kelly ·
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    Oh my gosh, why not?! What does she want to wear to the wedding instead?

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  • Kelly
    Legend October 2022
    Kelly ·
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    Oh no! Did it turn out being a scam?

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  • Christine
    Savvy June 2020
    Christine ·
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    I'm not very close with his mother at all, and my mother really can't afford to helo, so I don't want to stress her out.
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  • Christine
    Savvy June 2020
    Christine ·
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    I think it'll be easier this way, and I know we will actually have the wedding we want.
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  • Rachel
    Super May 2019
    Rachel ·
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    Neither. We are doing this 100% on our own and won't accept outside money. We don't want anyone influencing our choices. But overall, his parents are definitely more interested in our wedding.

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  • Devyn
    Beginner November 2019
    Devyn ·
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    My dad is more involved than his mom. Honestly...I'm not even sure that he has told her we set a date yet

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  • M
    Super November 2019
    Melissa ·
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    Definitely my parents are more involved in the wedding. But I hope his help out soon.
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  • Autumn
    Dedicated September 2019
    Autumn ·
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    His mother is on top of me involved in this wedding! Has been since day ☝. Anything she has to say to me usually involves the wedding and how she'd do this or that. Im thankful for her insight but she's making me tired of my own wedding! As for my mom, she is excited, she just knows this is my big day and that her and my style clashes. My wedding is also still 9 months away so she is waiting to really involve herself till a little closer to date.
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  • Shinee
    Expert September 2018
    Shinee ·
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    Neither of our parents were really that involved in our planning. They left all of the planning to us which was really fortunate (because I've definitely read horror stories on here!). The only thing is my parents did voice opinions on adding certain guests to our guest list which worked out in the end and was fine by us and we had room for.

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  • C
    Devoted September 2019
    Caitlyn ·
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    Neither. Both of our parents live out of state and we are having the wedding where we live. I have to say it's kind of rough not having extra help...

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  • AlmostAMurphy
    Devoted November 2018
    AlmostAMurphy ·
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    My dad and his mom are both pretty involved. But I’d say his mom is a bit more involved.
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  • Future Mrs. K
    VIP June 2019
    Future Mrs. K ·
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    Both are super involved!
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  • Theresa
    Beginner September 2019
    Theresa ·
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    Kelly idk what shes thinking. She isn't the most supportive of the wedding like I thought she would be since she was always asking me when the big day was before we were engaged. Oh well. She lives in another state 12 hours away so I try not to let it get to me
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  • M
    Savvy October 2019
    Marah ·
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    Neither really. If I had to pick it would be his, but it's really just the two of us involved.
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  • Devoted May 2020
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    Definitely mine, but that’s mostly because I don’t get along super well with FH’s mom and I talk to mine about everything. FH and I have the final say in everything but my mom has accompanied me on venue visits when FH is working (I work days he works evenings), shares my wedding pinterest board, etc.
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