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FMIL invited to Bachelorette?

mirandall28mirandall28 member
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MY MOH and I were working on a guest list for my bachelorette party recently and she said I should invite my mom. We are just planning on going to a dueling piano bar, which only gets slightly crass! haha I'm also planning on inviting FI's brother's wife. Does this mean I should also invite my FMIL? I honestly don't really want her to go, but think I should invite her if I'm inviting my mom and my future sister in law... Thoughts?
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    Allycat11Allycat11
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    edited December 2011
    If you are inviting your mom and your FSIL, it would be safest to invite your FMIL.  If you don't you risk some major damage to the relationship.
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    Matty143Matty143
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    edited December 2011
    I would invite the FSIL and not have the moms there personally.
    Maybe invite the two of them to a separate lunch or something.
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    Simply FatedSimply Fated member
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    edited December 2011
    I would invite both moms or no moms.
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    OliveOilsMomOliveOilsMom member
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    edited December 2011
    For my best friend's wedding, we started out at dinner with both moms.  Then afterwards, we went out to the bar.  Her mother still came, but she likes to party, but her FMIL didn't come.  It gave her FMIL a chance to come out for the fun, but not for the drinking and dancing later.

    I will be doing the same thing.  Having the moms come for dinner along with my niece, who is a Jr Bridesmaid.  It will be spelled out there will be nothing inappropriate at the dinner, while my neice is there obviously!  But after dinner, the moms & neice will go home and the real fun can start! 

    It doesn't have to be a fancy dinner, something casual. . .
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    JCM10JCM10 member
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    edited December 2011
    I think both moms or no moms...but it seems really strange for me to have them there. Bachelorettes are supposed to be time out with friends.

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