My Uncle-in-law wants to play a practical joke at our wedding by dressing up as the 'flower girl'. I'm not sure if I feel this is appropriate, and I'm looking for opinions.
I think it will make him look like a mental patient.
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this is not a question of who gets the attention. this is a question of whether or not you think this is appropriate. and inasmuch as you already discussed it with him and he had the dress made, you clearly think it is appropriate.
btw, has he always been drunkle -- jumping into the pool fully clothed at bbqs, doing cartwheels, playing the "look at me" game? that is tired.
In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/special-topic-wedding-boards_wedding-woes_future-husbands-uncle-want-flower-girl?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Special Topic Wedding BoardsForum:47Discussion:16c358bb-7992-4459-8b78-2e133009eb7bPost:3928d323-91f5-468d-812b-3e0559377b1c">Re: Future Husband's Uncle Want to be Flower Girl</a>: [QUOTE]This is not real. Not. Real. So my advice is to stop living in ImaginaryLand. HTH, YWIA! Posted by baconsmom[/QUOTE]
You already said yes to the guy, you're kindof stuck now.
FWIW, not even a crazy uncle dressed as a woman is going to take away from the bride and groom on the wedding day. It may make people question your tastes, but they will still know the day is about you.
drunkle does not necessarily mean drunk uncle. i meant it in the term of inappropriate uncle, whether it's drunk, hugs too long, or constantly needs attention.
and you already told HIM it was okay. it doesn't matter if your friends told YOU it's not okay -- you already told him it was.
This situation is where I draw the line on not allowing brides to throw people out of the bridal party. I never thought it would come, but it has. Plead temporary insanity, pay for his dress, and tell him he'll have to find another occasion to wear it. And don't ever be this stupid again...or next time you'll have to follow through.
In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/special-topic-wedding-boards_wedding-woes_future-husbands-uncle-want-flower-girl?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Special%20Topic%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:47Discussion:16c358bb-7992-4459-8b78-2e133009eb7bPost:ca1acfb0-a1a9-4e95-adaf-ff6fc613ba57">Re: Future Husband's Uncle Want to be Flower Girl</a>: [QUOTE]Oh - it is very real. We live in San Francisco. Men dressing up as girls is a very common occurance here. Posted by kjstack[/QUOTE]
<div>Can someone help me find my eyes? They rolled away. I'll bet some of your best friends are _____________, too.</div><div> </div><div>If this is a practical joke, you should have said so in the OP. "My Uncle-in-law wants to play a practical joke at our wedding by dressing up as the 'flower girl'. I'm not sure if I feel this is appropriate, and I'm looking for opinions." See? That's how it's done, folks. </div>
Re: Future Husband's Uncle Want to be Flower Girl
I just a friendly gal looking for options.
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I can't wait for the "im getting a divorce" post in 5 years or so because your husbands were fed up with your disgusting chair asses from playing on the knot all day and getting fired 4-5 times for not doing any work. you guys are all winners!! ~ Laur929
btw, has he always been drunkle -- jumping into the pool fully clothed at bbqs, doing cartwheels, playing the "look at me" game? that is tired.
[QUOTE]This is not real. Not. Real. So my advice is to stop living in ImaginaryLand. HTH, YWIA!
Posted by baconsmom[/QUOTE]
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FWIW, not even a crazy uncle dressed as a woman is going to take away from the bride and groom on the wedding day. It may make people question your tastes, but they will still know the day is about you.
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and you already told HIM it was okay. it doesn't matter if your friends told YOU it's not okay -- you already told him it was.
This situation is where I draw the line on not allowing brides to throw people out of the bridal party. I never thought it would come, but it has. Plead temporary insanity, pay for his dress, and tell him he'll have to find another occasion to wear it. And don't ever be this stupid again...or next time you'll have to follow through.
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[QUOTE]Oh - it is very real. We live in San Francisco. Men dressing up as girls is a very common occurance here.
Posted by kjstack[/QUOTE]
<div>Can someone help me find my eyes? They rolled away. I'll bet some of your best friends are _____________, too.</div><div>
</div><div>If this is a practical joke, you should have said so in the OP. "My Uncle-in-law wants to play a practical joke at our wedding by dressing up as the 'flower girl'. I'm not sure if I feel this is appropriate, and I'm looking for opinions." See? That's how it's done, folks. </div>
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