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Bridesmaid Woes!

Ceoltoirin · 2010-08-05 21:37:12

When is it o.k. to tell your sister no to being a bridesmaid?

05-08-2010 9:37pm

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Ceoltoirin

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When is it o.k. to tell your sister no to being a bridesmaid?

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#2 06-08-2010 12:20am

artyeva

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do you mean she's asked you to be her BM and you want to step down, or she assumes you're gonna ask her to be your BM and you want to ask someone else?

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#3 06-08-2010 2:36pm

tinkerbell

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Yah what exactly do you mean here?

If you haven't asked her, tell her she's not your bridesmaid, you've chosen X instead. I mean, it's not her god given right to be in your bridal party just because she's your sister.

If you have asked her already and she is being a pain in the ass, well just tell her that her services are no longer required. If she's annoying you and creating drama, then she has nobody to blame but herself!

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