Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:seriously? just avoid the question. that is really annoying..what bride wouldn't love to be celebrating somebody else's pregnancy on her big day?
So no one else is allowed to have any happy news at someone else's wedding? Some of my friends got engaged on the steps of the church immediately before my wedding. I was thrilled for them. They knew a handful of other people at my wedding and told them during the reception. I did not care at all.
For OP, her family is only half the wedding, and taking into account the couples friends, it's probably only a dozen or so people who would even care at all. Not like the entire wedding is going to be talking about it.
Anonymous wrote:Why should you wait? It's not your sister, right?I would tell immediate family and then casually mention it to whoever you see at the wedding. I am assuming you were not planning to put on a slide show or steal the mic before the first dance. I 'announced' a pregnancy at a friend's wedding in that when mutual friends asked me how things were going I said they were going well, job was good, I'm pregnant, sister moved to the west coast, how's your dog? blah blah blah. Don't make a big deal about it and like you said, people won't really care.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:seriously? just avoid the question. that is really annoying..what bride wouldn't love to be celebrating somebody else's pregnancy on her big day?
So no one else is allowed to have any happy news at someone else's wedding? Some of my friends got engaged on the steps of the church immediately before my wedding. I was thrilled for them. They knew a handful of other people at my wedding and told them during the reception. I did not care at all.
For OP, her family is only half the wedding, and taking into account the couples friends, it's probably only a dozen or so people who would even care at all. Not like the entire wedding is going to be talking about it.
Anonymous wrote:seriously? just avoid the question. that is really annoying..what bride wouldn't love to be celebrating somebody else's pregnancy on her big day?