Oh No!!!

oh that is sooo embarrassing, and something that would totally happen to me.
my advice is not very nice: just ignore it
or, if u want to be nice just email her back saying that u emailed her by mistake and u sorry to have bothered her (altho this doesnt sound any better than the 1st advice)

I dont think I helped much. sorry

im mean...id ignore it....she prob won't think anything of it, your not that close anyway.

did u say in the email I am inviting you to my wedding...whats ur address? that might be tough and you would then need to tll her you emailed the wrong person.... jmo

if not then ignore it

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Posted by stinenandy2010

i would just ignore it...she will probably forget about it anyway

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Yea, but the thing is that she made conversation in her email back to me...ie. Hi? How are you? So don't I have to respond with something?

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Posted by stinenandy2010

i would just ignore it...she will probably forget about it anyway

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ITA but yikes how awkward

Did you say that you were e-mailing because your getting addresses together for STDs or did you just say that you needed her address w/o giving the reason?

If the latter, then I don't think it's a problem. If the former, maybe respond back and say 'Oh wait! This isn't Kristen (insert last name of correct Kristen)? I must've mixed up your e-mail addresses. '

or something of that nature

IGNORE

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Posted by jcreilly

did you tell her it was for save the dates or that you just need her address ? if it was just asking her for address and then i would not worry about it

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just notice you did

if she brings it up tell her you where sorry but it was meet for someone else ( family member say) and that your wedding is just for family and close friends otherwise you would have loved to have there and that you and FH are on a budget

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Posted by JAAMS

Did you say that you were e-mailing because your getting addresses together for STDs or did you just say that you needed her address w/o giving the reason?

If the latter, then I don't think it's a problem. If the former, maybe respond back and say 'Oh wait! This isn't Kristen (insert last name of correct Kristen)? I must've mixed up your e-mail addresses. '

or something of that nature

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Thats a good idea! This way you won't have to flat out say that she isn't invited and she will get the hint.

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Posted by Kiki1103

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Posted by JAAMS

Did you say that you were e-mailing because your getting addresses together for STDs or did you just say that you needed her address w/o giving the reason?

If the latter, then I don't think it's a problem. If the former, maybe respond back and say 'Oh wait! This isn't Kristen (insert last name of correct Kristen)? I must've mixed up your e-mail addresses. '

or something of that nature

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Thats a good idea! This way you won't have to flat out say that she isn't invited and she will get the hint.

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Ditto

I've done that before (but with less important things, NWR).

Sorry I have no advice to offer. I will be extra careful now! I have been texting my friends or asking face to face. It takes longer but now I am scared I'll do the same thing!

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Posted by soontobecruz

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Posted by Kiki1103

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Posted by JAAMS

Did you say that you were e-mailing because your getting addresses together for STDs or did you just say that you needed her address w/o giving the reason?

If the latter, then I don't think it's a problem. If the former, maybe respond back and say 'Oh wait! This isn't Kristen (insert last name of correct Kristen)? I must've mixed up your e-mail addresses. '

or something of that nature

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Thats a good idea! This way you won't have to flat out say that she isn't invited and she will get the hint.

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Ditto

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I would do this also....

I think you can tell her it was a mistake.

I just dont think its right to ignore it.