Not trying to be sexist or anything, just wondering.

Most of my close friends are men, and it's only right to have close friends in your party. But unless my fiance decides to slip in a female groomsman, which probably won't happen, there will be nothing but men on both sides. Won't this look odd? And what will their role be? And the idea of two men walking down the isle together would surely raise eyebrows.

Tomorrow is my friend engagement she is only 15 !! What do you think about this ?

Here's the deal. I have 4 older stepsisters, 3 are married and the other one getting married next year. 6 years ago one of them got married, had the others as bridesmaids and I wasn't even asked. She did have her husband's sister as one though (on a side note, wouldn't it have been better for her to stand on his side)? Their dad has been married to my mother for 15 years now, and they've been together 18 years. I don't really see the girls very often as they own have their own families, jobs, etc. but we still get on. The one who's getting married next year isn't having some big church wedding, the only "wedding party" are her 2 kids. But for the one who got married 6 years ago... what gives? Her SIL was only part of her life for like 4 years at the time. I was around in their lives for 13 years.

I'm trying to book a hotel with a honeymoon package...the only problem, we aren't married yet (with schedules being crazy we're doing our "honeymoon" BEFORE the wedding- LOL). I tried to explain the circumstances and offer proof (we are registered online, etc) but the hotel said we needed a copy of our marriage certificate. I'm wondering if we can fake one? Has anyone else ever done this? Did you run into any issues? How would you recommend doing this or what would you warn against? I know the question sounds pretty silly but it's serious!

Ok so my brother in law and his fiancee are getting married on July 8, 2017. To make a long story short, I'm just going to cut to the chase. My brother in law's fiancee approached me and asked me if I would like to be a bridesmaid in the wedding. I was caught a little off guard because while we have a reasonable relationship I thought it was a little unusual for a woman to include her brother in law's wife in the wedding. I told her that I would think it over and get back to her, but now I am torn because I think she should pick another friend since she has known her friends longer than me. What do you think I should do? Say yes or politely tell her that I am unable to do it.

She sees the other nine cousins a lot. However, she only sees me at funerals or reunions. So I am afraid my brother and I will be the sole two not asked to the wedding. Is it abnormal for one to ask all but one family when there is no conflict or anything, she just doesn't see us that much? She'll be having the three siblings of my mothers plus her parents and the other nine cousins. I would feel embarrassed if my brother and I are the only two not asked. She is my mother's niece. Also her mother and my mother don't get along (my uncle's wife and my Mom). So that could play a role though I am sure she'd have my mother as her Dad's sister. Their wedding is next summer sometime. I didn't want to feel shame is why I am asking. Obviously I won't mention it to her if I see her at xmas as its up to her. @Rebecca---I am not pissed at all, I understand, I am just embarrassed myself (it is my doing, not hers)

Suppose after being engaged for 2-3 months, I question her why she actually agreed to marry me. Or why she ever got into a relationship with such a loser like me in the first place. I really don't have much to offer when compared to other guys. I'm short, small-built, not much hair in front, and I have no musical talent, and can't sing well (voice sounds weird). Even my last name is hard for people to spell or pronounce correctly. I thought women choose mates from the top 10% of males. I'm definitely NOT a member of that group! I don't know if she realizes what she'd be getting into by marrying me. I'm one of those worthless losers who deserves to stay alone for his entire life.

Hey everyone, I got a wedding invitation from an old friend recently. The last time I tried to contact her, which was years ago, she didn't follow,up. I had sent her a friend request on Facebook, but she rejected it. We used but we were never really close. I'm not a spiteful person but I can't let go of the FB incident because I feel she doesn't genuinely like me. Yet her mom says that her daughter considers me to be her sister. The difficult thing here is that our families have been knowing each other for years, particularly my mother and hers who are kinda close so I felt pressured to attend the wedding. I grew up in a modest family and we've had some financial hardship and sometimes things were serious. My mother's friend is aware of this situation and is generally understanding. However, there were some episodes that my mother recounted in which she had noticed her friend would never ask her to join her group of friends for lunch or dinner because they went to mildly expensive places. I told my mother that if this person was a true friend, she would ask her to meet in a cheaper place just for the sake of sharing a moment between friends. I feel this friend has some hidden sort of prejudice about. Their family have a comfortable financial situation and they own their house. Personally I don't like the my mother is treated by her friend. To add to the wedding, I felt the bride (the old friend) wasn't truly happy to see me there. I'd be curious to know why would she invite me when we haven't seen nor spoken with each other for 10 years.