Her Fiancé’s Cousin Is Furious Because Her Fiancé Said He Couldn’t Propose At Their Wedding, But They Allowed A Friend To Propose To Her Maid Of Honor At Her Wedding Dress Fitting
Last week, this woman and her fiancé had an appointment to find her wedding dress and his wedding suit.
They made the appointment at a wedding clothes store located about an hour away from where she lives.
And apparently, the store handles everything concerning wedding attire– from bridal gowns and bridesmaid dresses to groom and groomsmen suits.
The day before the dress and suit fitting, though, her fiancé’s 24-year-old best man, Andy, approached them with a question.
Andy had been dating her maid of honor, Ashlyn, who is 23-years-old, for about three years. So, Andy ultimately asked her and her fiancé if he could propose to Ashlyn during the fitting. After all, the four of them would already be there together anyway.
“And we, of course, said yes,” she recalled.
Andy’s proposal wound up being beautiful. Everyone attending the fitting cried, as well as the workers. She also revealed how Andy delivered a beautiful speech that was just adorable.
During the whole thing, she also took a photo and– after she got Andy and Ashlyn’s permission– decided to post it on social media. She finally put the photo online last Friday to congratulate the happy couple.
Just a couple of days ago, though, she started receiving angry text messages from one of her fiancé’s male cousins, who is 31.
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Apparently, the cousin told her that she needed to have a discussion with her fiancé– because her fiancé told the cousin that he was not allowed to propose to his girlfriend at their wedding.
“And it was mildly funny because my fiancé was sitting next to me at the table with a grouchy look on his face for the past hour,” she said.
“Now I know why.
Anyway, she wound up texting her fiancé’s cousin back and claiming that if her fiancé said no, then she was standing by his decision.
Unfortunately, though, her fiancé’s cousin did not take no for an answer and actually got his mother involved.
So, her fiancé’s cousin’s mother– the same aunt who reportedly had a huge meltdown last month about her guest list for the wedding– will not stop calling and texting her and her fiancé.
Plus, the aunt even started leaving notes on their social media accounts, accusing them of being unfair– because Adam and Ashlyn were allowed to get engaged at the fitting; meanwhile, her fiancé’s cousin wasn’t allowed to propose to his girlfriend at her wedding.
Thankfully, though, she and her fiancé didn’t even actually have to do anything about the harassment.
“My fiancé’s mother and sister quickly shut their [stuff] down. I love my in-laws,” she revealed.
But, despite that, some people who saw her aunt’s comments on social media are starting to harass her and her fiancé.
And the worst part about this is the fact that she and her fiancé don’t even know these people!
Regardless of how ridiculous that is, though, she has still been left wondering whether not allowing her fiancé’s cousin to get engaged at her wedding makes her a jerk or not.
Do you think she is being unfair? Or is there just a huge difference between proposing at someone’s fitting versus proposing on someone’s actual wedding day? Why do you think her aunt felt the need to take the drama online? If you were in her shoes, would you say no also?
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