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I got married recently. My sister, who lives far away and would ve needed to fly, was unable to attend my wedding. She did not send a gift or even acknowledge my wedding really except for a text message I received on the day. She thinks this is sufficient as she already spent money on the first wedding. I see it differently and am very upset. Do I have a right to be upset because she didn t acknowledge my big day in a better way?

I am having trouble trying to write a brief message to this party planner on how I want my bridal shower to be without being too needy. I want her to know that I'm interested in the Kate Spade theme, colors black white gold and pink & the food that I want. How should I tell her and let them know what I need from them

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I m going to be a bridesmaid in my sister s wedding and she is leaving it up to me to pick out my hairstyle. My dress is long, red, and strapless. It s a pretty elegant dress so I want a hairstyle that fits with it. I m looking for suggestions and links would be helpful. Thanks in advance!

My brother is getting married to a good friend of mine, *Kam (I'm MOH in their wedding). I'm very excited for this, except for one thing. Kam is kind of self-centered, and a bit dramatic. I've done my best to make excuses for her, or just ignore her attitude all together. It gets on my nerves a lot, but she's going to be in my life from now on so I have to cope somehow. Recently, though, I've had it. Her wedding is in 2 months. Everything is all set and ready to go for it. In the meantime, two of mine and Kam's other friends are getting married. We've been attending their bridal showers and bachelorette parties the last couple months and Kam has been acting inappropriate. Making snide comments, comparing her wedding/celebrations to theirs, and at one point full-out cried in front of everyone (even the bride-to-be) at a bachelorette party because she "didn't feel well"... the very next morning she was fine. I'm to the point where I'm sick of feeling "responsible" for her because she's my "sister". I don't want to keep saving her ***, as I think its entirely rude to make inappropriate remarks about or draw unnecessary attention away from anyone else we're celebrating - especially a bride-to-be! She would have a fit if someone did it to her! I don't know how to address this, as it doesn't seem Kam will be receptive. How can I better this for myself and/or anyone else involved?

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I am paying for my wedding completely out of pocket. My finacé has said that he will pay for the honeymoon and I pay for the wedding. My parents hate him and his parents hate me but we have been together since I was a freshman in high school and we are a year out of college and are ready to be married. On top of that, if we want a very nice honeymoon, expenses have to be made, so we are thinking of a small wedding. After months of looking online I found this at MyTinyWedding.com. Whippoorwill Packages Officiating/Photography of Ceremony, "Stroll Thru The Woods" Portraits, Group Formals • 40 high-resolution digital files  •  Decorative Marriage Certificate Usually between 45-60 minutes total time. 1-10 guests, $675/$700 Dinner at a nearby café Thursday evening so not too late for those who go to work, 5:00pm-8:00pm

I am a Male to Female transwoman . And I am soon going to marry my girlfriend . In my wedding day I want to dress as a bride but my family and my girlfiend wants me to dress as the groom . What to do ?

which show that 80% of pedophiles and rapists are republicans and the other 20% are smarter more educated yet mentally disturbed liberals who were raised by republicans and probably molested by them so they too became dangerous sexual predators?

So my fiance is trying to cancel his SNAP. We just moved to a place way cheaper and don t need government aid. Unfortunately, we just found out when we reported my loss of income and his new job 3 months ago, that the woman we spoke to who said she took care of did not. I don t know what to do. Right now we can t afford to pay anything back we owe but my fiance definitely doesn t deserve to go to jail over a miscommunication. Also I don t have any proof it happened so I m freaking out. We have a baby on the way and he s the only one working. Please help with some insight.

they're like all same music genre of country, that ok too?

What to do about someone who assumed they were invited to our wedding.

so my mom and stepdad are moving out of state, she was going thru things that i needed to take to my house. Well, she had her wedding dress sitting in a cardboard box. She asks me if I want her dress, and I told her no, and she's like "you dont?" and I said "no" and my stepdad laughs a little. And moms like "Well you may wanna wear it someday" and i said "I don't know whats going to happen". Might as well donate it to goodwill or give it to a bridal store if they'll take it. @ Snickers- thank u for your response. Moms dress is too big for me @ sinead- Thank you for your response! @ Candle- exactly!

My fiancée and I have been debating on whether to have a courthouse wedding, or a traditional wedding. I personally would like a courthouse wedding, so we can one - marry whenever without stress and two - save for a lavish honeymoon. He wants a wedding because he knows that is what his mother wants - and he says that he "wants others to see me as he sees me" - which I think is lovely(: My biggest turn off for a wedding is all eyes being on me. I hate being the center of attention.. My question is - what do we do/is there a way to compromise?

I was recently invited to a cousin's wedding. We're nearly 20 years apart in age an we're not close. I was surprised I was invited at all but apparently its a very big wedding, with a huge guest list. My name was on the invitation envelope and the inside envelope as Ms. S. Not Mrs? I'm assuming that they are not sure if I am married or not (they could just ask my aunt, she was at my wedding!) My name is misspelled too. The RSVP card says ___ people attending. and allows me to fill in # of people. Considering that this is a fancy schmancy wedding at a yacht club, should I give them the benefit of the doubt and just assume my husband was an oversight and RSVP for the both of us (with my correct name spelling too)? I don't want to make a big deal out of it, after all wedding planning is hard work and stressful, but inviting one spouse without the other is incredibly rude and I just don't think they would do something like that? What should I do? I just want to make sure since it is usually considered rude to bring a guest if your invitation doesn't state "and guest". But I would think it is far more rude to invite one spouse without the other! BTW its the groom who is my cousin. The bride is doing the invites, so she has no idea who I am. The groom barely knows me as well! I talked to my mom. She thinks that whoever did the invitations has no idea who I am, and the space for # of guests is an obvious allowance for a +1. There is also a space to write in names. On another note, I just looked up my cousin the groom and his bride to be on facebook and both of them are only fb friends with the grooms mom! Not one other person in our family! So apparently they are quite disconnected, I certainly won't take offense to them not knowing that I'm married.

They started dating years after we did, and rarely, if at all, is the boyfriend s family at their family events, yet she wants to invite them. I don t feel it s appropriate and I m concerned because they are an extremely judgmental crowd, and I (bride) am pregnant. in addition to *attempting* to keep numbers low, we are on an extremely tight budget. Am I out of line to tell her no? She also is not paying for anything.

I loved my girl friend. I had a good lifestyle income in my country Pakistan.We are i relatioship from 2010. I got married in USA. After getting married I was very much depressed because I had no work permit. We both knew it takes around 3 months to get work permit after arriving on k visa. I left my family for her but what happened was beyond my expectations. On the second day of my arrival she said this is not your house you have to buy own house for us. when she is in good moode she is very lovely. When she is in bad mood she calls me things like beggar and she want me to be thankful that she is living with a jobless person. That scenario was before i had my job...now i have my job and i work in a warehouse. Earning decent money but i have to do lot of hardwork. When I come back home she want to have sex everyday even if i am not i a mood. Her mother said to her men ca do sex twice a day ad it is very important to conceive. I give her decent pocket money but she dont want to work and says everything and wifes are husband,s responsibility....help me I want my marriage to work but dont know what to do...most important her family supports her i tried to talk with his family and they say every wife do this...be a man! and handle it like a man.

My fiancé is fluent because he grew up with deaf grandparents. I want to surprise him by signing our wedding vows on the big day. Is there any site or video that can help me learn this?

My partner and I are going to get married in Las Vegas. After we come back home and have enough money we will have a big wedding. I saw a dress that I like to wear to my Vegas wedding ceremony but it's dark blue. Do you think it's ok to wear a dark color for a wedding dress or should I just stick to white?

I am 24, just graduated out of college when my boyfriend of 8 years (we dated every since my freshman year of high school without "taking a break" or breaking up) proposed to me. I have mulled over many different types of weddings but decided to elope with our family there to witness. Money is tight because the money is coming from me and my fiancé. My parents won't help and may not even attend because they don't approve of my boyfriend. (There is a lot of hard feelings from high school that they are not willing to let go of. My parents were traditional and didn't want me to kiss my boyfriend so when he kissed my cheek prom night they freaked and it's been hard ever since.) My question is this: Am I planning a tasteful elopement? I know not having a lot of money cuts off a lot of options for us but we want to tasteful and nice wedding. I'm so confused. My tiny wedding gorgeous day package for $725.00, estimated expenses: $890.00 **excluding photography from outside source** 10 guests maximum, then go to Creekside Cafe and Catering for dinner, everyone pays for their own meal/we all split the bill Guest List: his mother, his step mother, his mother, his father, his sister, my mom*, my dad*, maid of honor*, best man, my brother* *Brother is in the navy, may not be able to make it, my parents don't approve, my maid of honor lives in another state

At the wedding reception I hosted, I hired caters and I spent thousands of dollars on them and during the wedding, I saw a couple girls who were caters on their phone texting while I peeked in the kitchen!! I even said: "HEY! I DON'T PAY YOU TO BE ON YOUR PHONE ALL DAY! GET OFF YOUR PHONE, GET TO WORK AND START BRINGING OUT STUFF!" Then she ignored me and just walked away and gave me the finger and I overheard her saying: "I am allowed to take a f**cking break! And she swore and said the f word!" Why are caters allowed to text anyway instead of doing their job? Could I fire them that same day for texting and wasting time while they should be working and catering? Are they right to be texting on their phone during the wedding reception when they have a job to do?

If you're getting married, what is the gift that you would want to receive? or if you have received gifts, what are those that you appreciate the most? I am thinking of a wedding gift to give to a friend..thank you!

Basically I need advice on sharing pics on social media of marriage my family wasn't invited to. We've been engaged for a year and everyone knows, so they won't be shocked. It's just complicated because I am the only cousin out of 15 between both sides who didn't invite the entire family to the wedding. I'm not even close to these people. Not even close enough to pick up the phone and say "I got married." Should I feel funny about posting pics of my wedding? I do have an aunt and some cousins on my facebook.

First let me give you some details. I'm the daughter of an American father, and a British mum. I was born and raised in the USA. My mum went back to the UK, after my father passed away in 2011. My fiance was born and raised in Scotland. Both of his parents are alive, and they are happily married. We met here in the USA about 3 years ago, and we are now planning our wedding. Our wedding is going to take place in the UK. From the very beginning of our wedding planning, our mother's have been insisting that we plan our wedding their way. We want a formal, low cost, very small, intimate wedding, followed by a brunch reception. We wold only invite our immediate family, which would be less than fifteen people We've tried to reason with them, but our arguments fall on deaf ears. We are almost to point that we are about to cancel our wedding, and elope. How would you deal with two mothers, who think we should plan our wedding their way? G, our mothers are not paying for our wedding. We have a wedding coordinator in the UK, and she's being very gracious to our mothers. However, they are arguing with her and with us about our wedding plans. We just want a quiet, elegant, gracious, low key wedding.

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This is going to sound stupid but I've never had to buy a wedding gift before. If I buy a wedding gift off their registry do I send the gift to me and then ship it too them? Or do I ship it to them directly through the registry? I found the gift I want to buy them, I'm just not sure how to proceed.

About a month ago my friend told me the date that she scheduled at David s bridal to go dress shopping for her wedding. Well now a few days remaining before the appointment she reminded me with a text but then I realized it was Father s Day. I already had plans for Father s Day with my husband to get away. I apologized said I am sorry etc. but she is mad at me and not even responding to my texts.. I wanted to do something special for Father s Day because the past year has been a tough one for my family.

So last night my boyfriend proposed to me late at night at the park. Now a few weeks prior he DID ask my parents for their blessing but they said they'd only support it if we waited to have the wedding after a few years because I'm 19. But now with the ring on my hand how do I tell them? Our plan is to tell them that we want it to be set and guaranteed rather than just words for many years with the possibility of doubt. Another plan is to maybe just him do a second proposal in front of them for their sake. Which one sounds best? And how do you suggest going about it??

One of my best friends is getting married at 24 years old. I've known him since 2nd grade. We were also roommates for a while when we rented an apartment. I'm also an usher in the wedding. What would be an appropriate amount for a gift? He's a lot of family also. They invited about 425 to the wedding and expect around 300 people to show.

Can anyone help me to find out what the steps of the kind of rings you would buy someone if you are in a relationship with them, or if you wish to buy them a ring to show something further. i know there are promise rings, engagement rings, what s above promise rings that you can show something more than promise rings?

I am getting marrieds he beginning of next year and have sent all the Save the Dates our already as many people are from out of town. My fiancé recently had a falling out with one of this people who received a save the date. They used to work together were never amazing friends but friends enough where he thought it would be nice to invite him.This happened after they were sent and received. Some very nasty immature things were said over a FB post to my fiancé. Obviously my fiancé realizes his true character and no longer wants him invited to the wedding which I understand it was very Nasty and stupid. Needless to say my fiancé is very disappointed not realizing this is how he is. Is It awful if we don't send an invite? I would never consider ever doing this but this situation is different. I also can't imagine he would go or still want to go to wedding? Thanks!!