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What's the most outragous thing someone ask you to do for YOUR wedding?

Original post by NovemberSue

jennbaby Posted:

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All I can say is

lol.
Samanthas Mom Posted:

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JENNBABY
YOU WERE RIGHT, THESE ARE FUNNY
but look how long it took me to remember to read them lol
kelly4 Posted:

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One of my bridesmaids is annoyed that I need them to be at my house at 8:00 am (really 8:30- but she is always late so I told her 8 am) for pictures since my ceremony is at 12:00 pm and is 45 minutes away from my house. She actually had the nerve to ask me if she could sleep late and skip the pictures or ask the place where we are having our ceremony to move up the time!

Is this day all about her?

Kelly
Miro127 Posted:

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i think i would DISMISS a bridesmaid if she said that to me!
kelly4 Posted:

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Miro~

trust me..... the thought of telling her where to go and that I do not need her anymore has crossed my mind many times!

She also had the nerve to pick out a very, very similar BM dress as mine for her wedding next year! Thank God it's a totally different color! I guess I should be flattered!

PS~ How's the job going? I've meant to email you and see. Hope it's working out well!

Best of luck!
Kelly
ALNLI Posted:

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Sorry this is a little long but I think it a great one: 2 weeks after booking my reception, church and band I was asked by Fi's family to please please change the wedding date as it turns out a distant relative had died and the date of our wedding was 1 week before the 1 year anniversary memorial of this man's death. Well I wasn't thrilled but I understood (sort of) they said the memorial would probably be the date we picked for our wedding so I called the caterer, church and band and the only other date I could get was the following Sunday, so we had to book that one or wait 1 whole year. So we booked it, now we are getting married on the 1 year anniversary of his actually death (WTF!) Well ladies guess what, my wedding is in 51 days and the memorial of this man's death IS NOW ON MY WEDDING DAY. So I changed the date I really wanted to get married to avoid this situation and now THE MEMORIAL IS ON MY WEDDING DAY IN 51 DAYS. Someone just KILL ME NOW.
jenny11.9 Posted:

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my future step-MIL JUST called to ask if there were any 'no's' - she would 'like to add some people'..(okay...35 days away!)

she then requested to know who is coming so she can 'start working on her seating chart'.

nice, right? oh - we are paying for the whole shebang by the way!
Sasha96 Posted:

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Mine was a suggestion, not something I was asked to do:

My FMIL suggested we go to Cambodia on our honeymoon. To us, that didn't seem to be the most romantic place for newlyweds!
xXxNovember08xXx Posted:

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madseason Posted:

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A bm asked if she could bring 2 guests since her FH cant come from TX, and she cant decide btw her mom and bro

FutureMrsLehmann Posted:

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WOW this thread is from 2002, lol.

MrsS4 Posted:

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lol yupp

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yswedding Posted:

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Its a good one... kept me up longer than I wanted .. glad we bumped it!

vmystique33 Posted:

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my mom asked me not to invite my father
and vice versa
EsquireBride Posted:

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People keep asking me why I am getting married in the middle of the winter and telling me I should just change the date to THIS summer (like it is so easy to just book a RH in the summer on LI with like 3 months notice, lol). then I have to go thru my whole explanation as to why we chose Feb, because of my work schedule, I can't just take off for 3 weeks during the most busy time of my work year, keeping down the cost by booking off season, and our desire to appreciate a HM in a warm location.

Mikeys Meeme Posted:

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A lot of these were hilarious, can't believe the nerve of some people
watersdeb04 Posted:

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I had a guest approach me at my shower and give me a verbal list of who she wanted to sit with at my reception.

mycrayon1 Posted:

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We got asked by MIL friend not to sit her near the DJ.
MaggieLuvsJoe Posted:

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these stories are hysterical, I can't believe some people would actually ask these things
MayWeddingGrl Posted:

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A friend of my parent's called to ask if she FH and I could extend an invitation to her son. Her reasoning was that he'd never been to a wedding before.

My parents hinted that he was single and around my age group and since I had a lot of single friends, he might be able to meet some of them at our wedding!

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