Wedding Party Guest Goes Silent

Anonymous
Long story short, a wedding party guest has essentially gone silent and then called last night throwing a tantrum yelling at us that we are not allowing her to bring a plus one. It's our day, not hers, especially with someone she says she is thinking of breaking up with. We are un-inviting this person. Wrong thing to do? Wedding is 3 weeks out, this is also a bridesmaid.
Anonymous
Is she being treated differently than others in the wedding party?
Anonymous
It’s beyond tacky for you not to give a bridesmaid a +1, whether he’s a boyfriend, a husband, or even just a friend. You are tacky, tacky, tacky for not immediately and graciously giving a member of your wedding party a +1.

That’s all.
Anonymous
Yeah…are the others in the bridal party allowed a plus-one?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It’s beyond tacky for you not to give a bridesmaid a +1, whether he’s a boyfriend, a husband, or even just a friend. You are tacky, tacky, tacky for not immediately and graciously giving a member of your wedding party a +1.

That’s all.


This times 1000!!!

OP sounds like a bridezilla.
Anonymous
doesn't sound silent
Anonymous
She's in your wedding party? The right thing to do would be to let her bring a +1.
Anonymous
I do not understand not inviting +1s, especially for those supposedly closest to you who are in your bridal party. But maybe she just wants out of the drama that I'm sure surrounds "your day, not hers."
Anonymous
I agree that if she's in the wedding party, you offer a +1. It might be different if she was just a regular wedding guest.
Anonymous
Agree with everyone else. It's a commitment to be in the bridal party, the least you could do is offer a plus one.
Anonymous
It was wrong of you from the get go if the others get +1s. Cheaping out of a plate cost you a relationship. Deal with one fewer bridesmaid.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I do not understand not inviting +1s, especially for those supposedly closest to you who are in your bridal party. But maybe she just wants out of the drama that I'm sure surrounds "your day, not hers."


Right? As if the bridesmaid bringing a +1 in any way takes away from it being the bride’s day. It’s ridiculous not to give +1’s, to your closest friends and family. If she’s a bridesmaid she’s clearly in your close circle.
Anonymous
It's insane you're not giving a bridesmaid a +1. Unless it's an extremely small 10 person wedding, all bridal party should have a +1. You really do sound like a bridezilla.
Anonymous
Yall are wild for thinking she’s a brideszilla, or being tacky. If a bridesmaid isn’t allowed a plus one then she’s not allowed a plus one. That simple. Karens of the world think the bridesmaid is “entitled” to a plus one on someone else’s day.
Anonymous
Original Poster here. Only those married or engaged got plus ones. She wanted to bring her tinderella.
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