Would you go?

NicoleSahara · July 2012

My friend's sister is getting married in a couple weeks, and the bachelorette party is this weekend. I am not invited to this wedding, as I'm not that close with the girl but am good friends with her sister. My friend invited me to go float the river with them for the bachelorette party. I said no, I'm not crashing your sister's B-party, and didn't hear much about it for awhile. Well she just called me this weekend and told me again that she really really wanted me to come float the river with them and that her sister said it was fine and that it wasn't a big deal, there were a big group of girls going. So I said ok we'll see, and now she's telling me how she's so excited for it, but I still feel kind of awkward about it, if that really is the B-party. Would you go?

jennamarie10 · July 2012

truthfully, I probably would.

I say, if you want to spend some time outside with your friend and the sis is OK with it, you should go and have fun.

Girlie1030 · July 2012

Something that casual, and since she said it's a lot of girls going, I'd probably go.

Summer2011Bride · July 2012

I probably would. It sounds like there will be a big group going and that her sister is fine with it.

gurrlballa10 · July 2012

I'd go. I had three people "crash" my bachelorette party, because we went down to a St. Patrick's Day festival where one of my readers is originally from, so they met up with us when we got down there. They knew perfectly well that they weren't invited to the wedding, and I had no problems with them being there.

calixtine · July 2012

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[QUOTE]My friend's sister is getting married in a couple weeks, and the bachelorette party is this weekend. I am not invited to this wedding, as I'm not that close with the girl but am good friends with her sister. My friend invited me to go float the river with them for the bachelorette party. I said no, I'm not crashing your sister's B-party, and didn't hear much about it for awhile. Well she just called me this weekend and told me again that she really really wanted me to come float the river with them and that her sister said it was fine and that it wasn't a big deal, there were a big group of girls going. So I said ok we'll see, and now she's telling me how she's so excited for it, but I still feel kind of awkward about it, if that really is the B-party. Would you go?
Posted by NicoleSahara[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I'd probably go. I don't think it would be weird; there will be a lot of other people on the river that are not in the b-party so I think it will be fine. Plus, I'm wondering if maybe your friend is looking for someone to go with her since she it's all her sisters friends otherwise.

brandichamberlain · July 2012

I would go. I had someone bring their sister in law who isn't invited to my wedding and it didn't bother me at all.

NicoleSahara · July 2012

Ok thanks, I feel a lot better now!

Maggie0829 · July 2012

I went to a bach party of a very good friend's sister and I wasn't invited to the wedding. I had met her sister a few times previously as well as some of the other girls in the wedding party. I went to keep my friend company. Honestly, I probably would have been invited to the wedding because my friend's Mom loves me and wanted me to come but since I was I was going to be on my honeymoon at the time I told her that I appreciated the thought but to save the invite because I wouldn't be able to make it.

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