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MOH Part IV...

Thanks to all for the Knottie advice last week. I thought it over throughout the weekend and I decided that my MOH was no longer deserving of this honor. She wanted me to call her last week even though I was not available due to work, etc., but I also wanted to be sure of my decision before I made the call. I decided that if she thought she would be able to come to the wedding, she was welcome to, but that we were going to make other arrangements for the MOH. I left that on her vm. We were in the car all day on Sunday driving back from a wedding and I did not receive a call back. I called again yesterday, and left another vm. Still no response, no call, no email. Meanwhile, I have already replaced MOH 2 with another bridesmaid (who eas excited and delighted - waht a concept!) and we are probably going to ask my BFF guy friend to be the "gentleman of honor." I think former MOH 2 is in the middle, but she's trying to "fix" something that cannot be fixed. This is permanent friendship damange. In all honesty, I have been drifting apart from MOH 1 for a while now, and just haven't wanted to face it. I thought (hoped) that we were transitioning through a phase, but it looks like her lack of interest in our wedding proves how far apart we really are. I'm not even sure if she's going to call back.

Re: MOH Part IV...

  • daphnessdaphness member
    Seventh Anniversary 100 Comments
    edited December 2011
    I think that is the best decision you can make. Being the MOH is an "honor" not a favor they are doing for you....too bad they cant understand that. Good for you, it will all work out.
  • edited December 2011
    glad you got it figured out so you can put it behind you and move forward.
  • citytoshore09citytoshore09 member
    1000 Comments
    edited December 2011
    i wish i'd been as smart as you and "fired" my MOH. you did the right thing and your wedding will be all the better for it!
  • muddiliciousmuddilicious member
    500 Comments
    edited December 2011
    That was a hard, but smart decision.  And yes, your life is going to be all the better for it.  Bittersweet, but needed:-(
  • alexisrouse00alexisrouse00 member
    100 Comments
    edited December 2011
    My sister experienced something very similar to this with her BFF of 10 years. It wasn't until her wedding planning began that she realized her friend wasn't a good one at all. She was very jealous and evil throughout the entire wedding planning that my sister was forced to remove her from the wedding and discontinue their friendship.
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