So my FMIL informed me that I have to e-mail one of FH's cousins our invite.
I was so tired from fixing my spreadsheet and battling my printer for 5 hours (no lie) and then stuffing, stamping, and sealing everything myself for the past 3 nights that I didn't even put up a fight. (FH didn't help, but he made and cleaned up dinner all 3 nights so I called it even!)
But I mean....really? He's in his early 30's and has an apartment, but told FMIL that it would 'just be easier.' You can't get your ish together to just go to your mailbox??
I don't know why it annoys me...it probably isn't that big of a deal...and since I designed them I have all the files. But since I have been dealing with the invite nightmare for wayyyy too long..this is just one more thing
BTW.....with the aggravation all of this caused me...even though it's over and they are getting mailed out today (! ) I think I would have paid someone to at the very least do my addressing. 2012 girls heed my advice!
SoonToBeMrsCali
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Congratulations on finishing!! It is a rewarding experience when everyone compliments your invites knowing you did them yourself!
leesah85
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ugh i hate drama like this sorry you're going through it!
at the end of the day people are weird
for my cousins (who are all in their 30s and 40s btw), i had to mail all 3 of their invitations to my aunt's house because none of them knew if they'd still be living in the same place when i mailed it to them
futuremrstaheri
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Congrats on finishing! Weird that you have to email an invite - is he going to email you back with his RSVP at least??
itbroi805
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I know why it annoys you....because you spent so much time and effort and not to mention MONEY designing and printing and stuffing all your invites!!!!! I would be annoyed too!