Is it rude of me to ask a bridesmaid to step down? Here is why..

[Anonymous]

You can message all the bridesmaids and tell them the situation and if someone wants out, you are giving them one. If no one wants out, then find another solution.

[Anonymous]

The solution is obvious: your fiancé has about 7 more months to make two new friends that he can ask to be groomsmen. Tell him to get on Tinder Social asap.

[Anonymous]

You must be either a troll, just out of high school or incredibly self centered person. If I was a ditched bridesmaid(and keep in mind that many accept it because they can't reuse) I would say sure, and never see you or talk to you again.

[Anonymous]

Even the niece will lose respect for you if you drop the friend for her.
Just give the niece another role. Your wedding isn't the biggest day of her life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow...yes. So rude. I don't think there is a way to do this without being a total dick

Wow. This. Op, this will only turn out badly. My dd is getting married next month and has more bridesmaids than groomsmen. It can be done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can message all the bridesmaids and tell them the situation and if someone wants out, you are giving them one. If no one wants out, then find another solution.

Stupidest idea ever

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP: If a guy asked you to the prom, you said yes, then 3 weeks later a cuter guy asks you, would you ditch the first guy?

I think op would!!! She sounds about as mature as a 17 year old!

[Anonymous]

This is easy. Say the following: "I just got to know my future husband's niece. I like her better than you. She will replace you as a bridesmaid." Then enjoy your celebration of love and loyalty!

[Anonymous]

Can I start a pool on how long this marriage lasts? I say less than four years.

[Anonymous]

At the bachelorette party, lock all the bridesmaids in a room and the ones who survive get to stand up at the wedding.

[Anonymous]

Several years ago a friend asked me to be one of two bridesmaids. Then a few months later advised that she was opting for a smaller affair and did not want any bridesmaids. I was cool with it as the reason made sense, however I was not cool when she later got offended that I didn't plan a bridal shower....ummmm....that is the bridesmaids job!

[Anonymous]

That's mean.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Several years ago a friend asked me to be one of two bridesmaids. Then a few months later advised that she was opting for a smaller affair and did not want any bridesmaids. I was cool with it as the reason made sense, however I was not cool when she later got offended that I didn't plan a bridal shower....ummmm....that is the bridesmaids job!

Friends can throw showers even without being a bridde's maid.

[Anonymous]

I would just add her to the mix. With 6 bridesmaids it is already a dog and pony show.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Horrifically rude. Don't do it.

Plus 1!!!