Anonymous wrote:Of course Jill wants to come to a big, fun party where a bunch of her friends will be. But it is your wedding, you pick the guest list! You don’t need to bring up ancient history about her being mean in high school. Tell childhood BFF the guest list is set, you have limited numbers, you wish nothing but the best for Jill but she can’t come. You can’t uninvite BFF though, that is horrible tacky and would make you look unhinged. Maybe encourage her to have a party sometime and invite you both!!
My college boyfriend emailed me to beg to be invited to my wedding. I invited all of our group of friends, but not him. We dated for 2+ years and were cordial after the breakup, but certainly not friends and he had never met fiancé. Sorry!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice job! I would definitely reconsider inviting the tacky one.
She calls "the tacky one" her best friend. But is very quick to consider disinviting this supposedly best friend.
Anonymous wrote:Jill wants a free night out with friends, and your best friend is trying to make that happen for her regardless of your feelings.
Do not invite Jill. Keep your BF in the event and drop all other discussion about it.
Your friend does kind of suck though. You all sound young, hope she realizes as she matures that this is wildly inappropriate.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So we're trolling about marriage invites now ?
No one else except you seems to be trolling, no
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nice job! I would definitely reconsider inviting the tacky one.
She calls "the tacky one" her best friend. But is very quick to consider disinviting this supposedly best friend.
Anonymous wrote:Nice job! I would definitely reconsider inviting the tacky one.