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We did, it was a couple actually. We sent a save the date, but they won't be getting an invite because they are now getting divoreced. They know no one at the wedding, but us and it just seemed better to leave them out so they didn't run into one another. So I guess it sort of worked out for us anyways. They kind of invited themselves.
I had this person, just about invite herself also. Always asking when I was sending out the invitations, asking me about my dress, telling me what she was going to do as i walk down teh aisle. I had no intention of inviting her.. :(
Then I wouldnt :) I have a girl that did the same thing. She came with a friend of mine to my birthday celebration last year and keeps asking my maid of honor when I am sending the invites and that she is going to have so much fun. She isn't going to be invited. Unless you've said to her that you would or you talk to her a lot about the wedding to where she would think she was invited. I never ever ever ever talk to this girl. She just thinks because we hung out once that she should be invited. If she brings it up maybe mention you have a space limit so it is only close friends and family?
FI has a friend who we hadn't added to the list that mentioned how much he was looking forward to the wedding, etc. I asked FI about it and he was like "Well of course he's invited". This guy is nice, but he has very poor taste in women. A couple years ago he brought a girl to a party we threw at our house. She caused a HUGE scene over the course of a couple hours and ended up storming out of the house and slamming the door behind her. No one was fighting with her, she was just angry and ranting at whoever would listen. She was special. Now he's on again/off again with a stripper who has three kids by three different daddies. He's a nice guy but not terribly bright and lacks judgement. Now I get to have both him AND his gf at the wedding. Skippy. I'm just going to suck it up. I figure I'll likely only have to speak to them for max 10 minutes during the evening and I'm just thanking my lucky stars he didn't stick with the crazy ranting girl ;)
Yes. It's one of my FI's friends from high school. The last wedding we were at (FSIL), this guy got completely drunk, started getting belligerent, etc. etc. And he's huge - like, 350lbs+, so he's not that easy to restrain. The only reason we invited him was because he had a big religious conversion and stopped drinking, but apparently that didn't quite take. We're not letting him near the bar.
hwo will you keep him from the bar?
whey oh why are these peopel in our lives? what is with it? I had read or heard it would be worse if I had not done it.. It was so hard being that I see this person every gd day I come to work. I pray that i get over it or really, that she can't come. I know I know you'll say why then? because sometimes you have to do the right thing.. ''I felt bad again today because I invited one person that talks to another person and I did not invite that person.
this really blows.
I think you have final say about who you invite. Think it over, and it you still have 2nd thoughts, just dont invite them.
Good Luck.
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did anyone invite someone they really had mixed feelings about inviting to their wedding? how did you handle this? the thing is, they appear like they like you but they have such a big mouth.. or some other habit that irritates you