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I'd ask her about it and let her know that you're upset that she basically lied to you. It sounds as if she just doesn't want to make the trip, and I would certainly let her know that it hurts your feelings that she can't take time out of her busy schedule to attend your bridal shower.
@2PeasinaPod: I'll probably talk to her about it. I just wanted to hear from other bees first to make sure I'm not having some crazy expectations of her. I mean, the MOB typically makes an effort to be at the bridal shower, right?
That is so strange, but maybe she just doesn't understand that it's important to you? I'm sorry to hear that. Is there any way that she is upset that she isn't planning your shower for you?
That seems kind of strange. If you generally have a good relationship, my first thought is she just doesn't realize that the bridal shower is that important to you.
@kate02121: I'm pretty sure this isn't the case. When she said she wasn't able to make it to the shower, I told her she could always host one herself and invite her friends and family that can't make it to my FMIL's. Her response was that she didn't have the time to plan anything like that.
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I called her mother, but she's actually my grandmother who raised me since I was a baby. I don't have parents in my life, so she is a mother to me. Anyway, my future mother in law has graciously offered to host my bridal shower. She and I live in the same city, as well as many of my friends and FI's family. My family is scattered all over, so I didn't expect many of them to make it. My grandmother is currently in Florida. She's a snowbird, so she travels annually from Florida to Alaska and then back again. She loves to travel and doesn't stay in one place very long.
I asked my grandma if she would come to my bridal shower, but she said she wouldn't be able to make it. She said she is in Florida, and it's too far of a drive. She also said that her husband has been having heart trouble, so she wants both of them to not travel too much. I told her I understood and let it go. Well, the other day I was talking to her on the phone when she told me she and and her husband have booked a 7 day cruise! The cruise leaves out of Miami (a few hour drive from where they are now) and leaves just 2 weeks after when my bridal shower is. I must say I was a little upset by this. She claimed she couldn't travel to my shower, but she is able to travel to Miami and go on a cruise? Does anyone else find this strange? What would you do in this situation?