Post by ralphlauren on Apr 4, 2013 16:36:12 GMT -5
I did not attend the out of town bachelorette party. I think that is pretty shitty and lol funny.
Come with us to napa and split the cost of the expensive weekend but you don't get to come to the wedding. Ha. I guess now I don't have to buy a nice gift!
Did the hosts know you weren't on the guest list for the wedding? Because I almost did the same thing but one if the other bridesmaids ran our bachelorette party guests list with the groom and he saved our asses. But this girl is a long time friend of the bride. We certainly thought shed be at the wedding ( that as it happens can only hold 80 guests and said friend has three kids so I see how her family got the cut)
She wanted her to foot part of the bill. Well, maybe not the bride, but definitely the MOH.
Typically everyone throws some money toward the bachelorette party except the bride. So the more people they get to attend, the less it personally costs them.
Of course this doesn't count if she wasn't asked for money, but I like to think she was so me and my 80-year-old-self can clutch my pearls.
I know it's an etiquette breach, but I just don't get riled up about this stuff.
My DH has been invited on a couple b-parties for guys whose weddings we weren't invited to. Men SOOOOOO don't care about this stuff. Are you a guy?
BUT he knew going into it that he wasn't invited to the wedding. That's actually my biggest issue - if the OP had known upfront, I kind of see your point- b-parties can be a lot of fun! But to be invited, possibly even go, and then simply never get an invitation to the wedding while expecting one? I think that's crappy.
I'm firmly on Team Miso here. Also, bachelorette parties tend to be way more fun than weddings, so if I am only going to be invited to one or the other, bachelorette party (particularly in Napa!!!) would always get my vote.