MemberNot to mention, even OP’s fiancé has not so much as spoken to this male “friend” for two years now. This is so not worth thinking about.
Just because you heard through the grapevine that they want to be invited, which by the way is rude in and of itself, does not mean you are under any pressure whatsoever to do so.
MemberEven if you disregard the history you have with this couple, you haven’t interacted with them in years, so why would you invite them?
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MemberAll of the drama aside, there’s no need to invite a couple to your wedding who you haven’t interacted with in YEARS.
MemberEW to her comments. How obnoxious. This wouldn’t even be a question for me, you are SUCH a good fiance for even thinking about this though.. that being said, NOO.
She thinks it would have been awkard for you to have been a bridesmaid because of her history with him? I think it’s awkward for her to attend your wedding after making those comments.
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MemberThis woman sounds like a whole other level of crazy. She has an affair with your Fiance, you be the bigger person and forgive her, she then continues to make snide little comments to you about seeing him naked, that she KNOWS would make you uncomfortable and hurt. That to me sounds like she is asserting ‘ownership’ over him, like ‘I know him better than you do’ sort of vibe… THEN wants to go to your wedding? OH HELL NO!
If I were her there is no way I would want to go to your wedding, I would be so embarrassed.
MemberAnyway, a big fat NO! When FI’s friend started dating the woman Fiance cheated with, the friend had to expect it would affect his friendship with your Fiance somewhat. And one of the effects is he doesn’t get an invite to your wedding.
MemberI admire your ability to forgive your FI and this woman, but I absolutely would not invite them to the wedding. Plus, you guys haven’t been in touch for years. Don’t feel guilty about this.
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MemberSorry but the whole thing seems messed up to me! I mean who dates their best friends mistress? I mean knowingly causing emotional distress to your best friend and his partner does not sound like great friend behaviour to me.
Aside from that, it doesn’t seem like you have a relationship with these people so you are under no obligation at all to invite them to your wedding.
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MemberIt sounds like they weren’t even on the guest list to begin with? Stick with that. You haven’t interacted with them in couple of years and that reason alone is good enough not to give them an invite.
But her behavior and history? HELL NO.
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