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Bridesmaidzilla

Yes I said it. I am experiencing a Bridesmaidzilla and have no idea what to do...  I am on the last straw.. I asked her to rsvp to the bachelorette party, and she told me she didnt want to rsvp yet cause she didnt know if she was going to be able to go and didnt want me to be stuck with an extra ticket. The tickets are already bought either way I will have her ticket. She then continued to tell me how her schedule is not 9-5/ m-f and she only works part time and doesnt live by me ( mind you i have a BM who lives in MN). But this is not the first time she has complained about something wedding related. She has complained about the dresses, about it being alfred angelo and not david's bridal, about have to spend the money, about having to take time off of work to come down ( she lives in Melbourne) and try on dresses. My MOH lives one exit  down from me, so I call her for most of the bridal duties as that what her job is.. So I asked the BMZilla if she want to back out of her duties, I mean yea I would be sad, But I dont want to ruin a friendship over this but at what point to I say STFU and Do what I say or else. Also on a side note, BMZilla and MOH are sisters so I can ask MOH to get involved but I would rather not. Only cause thier relationship is not great and I dont want to involve the sisters card... Help? Do I give her another chance or tell her to back down? Also my FI told me to tell her about not coming to the Bachelorette party, was that she can come to the next one..thanks babe..

Re: Bridesmaidzilla

  • bears4lifebears4life member
    Seventh Anniversary 1000 Comments
    edited December 2011
    Wow, that's not cool :( She should make time to go to your bachelorette party!
  • edited December 2011
    I agree with PP. Not cool! She doesn't live that far and she should make time for the bachelorette party! You don't need any added stress!
  • edited December 2011
    I would leave it up to her and give her the option to back out in a polite way.. Just elt her know that if you can't get her to commit to it, then that is fine, you completely understand that she has her own life and it's hard for her to have tow ork her schedule to what you need.. I think maybe if you take that kind of spin on it.. she might feel a bit guilty.. :) A Good Guilt Trip sometimes works ;)
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  • twinkle82576twinkle82576 member
    2500 Comments
    edited December 2011
    I agree with previous post, Let her know that if she wants to back out, she can, but be firm about it, so that she doesn't wait until three days before the wedding to back out.
  • edited December 2011
    I also agree with Tori..maybe she doesnt have time and feels bad telling you too...its not worth losing the friendship like you said...i would def talk to her
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