“You only get one bachelorette, and mine was totally overshadowed,” she said. “I felt really hurt that she did that, and told her that I didn’t want to have her in my wedding if that’s how she’s going to treat me at a time when the focus was supposed to be something good in my life instead of something sad in hers.”
“She could have waited a few more weeks until after the wedding if she wanted to have this conversation. She’s still invited to the wedding, but I don’t want her to be a bridesmaid after this.”
So, she’s planning on firing her as a bridesmaid for stealing away the spotlight at her bachelorette party.
She did tell her cousin about all of this, and her cousin is her maid of honor. Her cousin doesn’t think she should fire her bridesmaid at all, and although her cousin agrees it was unfortunate they couldn’t go out to the bar as they planned on their trip, that doesn’t give her a valid reason to fire her bridesmaid.
Her bridesmaid has paid for her dress already, so for that reason alone, her cousin believes she shouldn’t fire her.
As for her fiancé, he’s on board with whatever she wants to do. She’s left wondering if it is mean of her to want to fire her bridesmaid.
What do you think?
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