Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would not listen to the advice here and just include the SIL you like and are buddy buddy with. What makes you think the other SIL even wants to be included? If I were her, I couldn’t care less.
Most people would be hurt by this exclusion, I think. Of course not everyone would care but many/most would. I don’t even like being a bridesmaid and kind of cringe when asked but it would still hurt my feelings if I was the only family member left out of the wedding party.
Oh my goodness, I’m not included in the family photo card or newsletter by a certain family member but I don’t care. Why? Because that frees me from future obligations to this family member. No one owes anyone anything. Live your life OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would not listen to the advice here and just include the SIL you like and are buddy buddy with. What makes you think the other SIL even wants to be included? If I were her, I couldn’t care less.
Most people would be hurt by this exclusion, I think. Of course not everyone would care but many/most would. I don’t even like being a bridesmaid and kind of cringe when asked but it would still hurt my feelings if I was the only family member left out of the wedding party.
Anonymous wrote:You’ll realize at some point that who is or isn’t in the bridal party doesn’t really matter - unless it leads to a lot of hurt feelings and drama. Including the one you don’t like would be fine, excluding both sound be fine. One and not the other makes it weird and obvious you don’t like her, it’s so not worth It and could affect your relationship with your brother over something that really isn’t important in the scheme of things.
Anonymous wrote:I would not include either SIL in the bridal party because including one but not the other is messy (and may cause the twin whose wife is not invited to step out, which you would be very upset by). Have a bachelorette party and invite them both.
Who makes the cut for the bridal party feels like a big deal when you're in the weeds (particularly if you're getting married on the younger side) but it's not that serious. The one you feel close to is not going to feel slighted if you have two attendants and they're both your brothers. However, if you go out of your way to invite both brothers and one of their wives, you're drawing attention to your bad relationship with the one left out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:...how old are you?
30
Anonymous wrote:...how old are you?
Anonymous wrote:You and your DH do not need to have equal #s in your bridal party. I mean it when I say that it just does not matter if he has 1 best man and you have 3 bridesmaids. Doesn’t matter.