She isn’t obligated to attend any event she doesn’t wish to, and her reason for skipping the shower is a valid one. What would you do, and how can I be helpful to my daughter without causing a bigger rift in the family? - WEDDING DRAMA, DRAMA, DRAMAĭEAR W.D.D.D.: The pressure your daughter is receiving from her cousins is inappropriate. There are four other bridesmaids, and another one is also unable to attend. I support her decision to attend the wedding and skip the shower. Melanie is now afraid she’s jeopardizing her relationship with her cousins, as they have told her how upset they are. The bride’s sister is giving my daughter a hard time, saying she “can’t believe” Melanie would miss the shower. Melanie will attend the bachelorette party in Vegas and all the other events for her cousin. She told her cousin she was sorry but she felt she needed to attend the wedding with her husband, who is in his friend’s wedding party. The events are about four hours apart, so it isn’t possible for Melanie to go to both. The wedding is on the same date as my niece’s shower. Then my son-in-law’s best friend from childhood announced his wedding date. This cousin is getting married in five months, and Melanie will be a bridesmaid. DEAR ABBY: My daughter “Melanie” is very close with a cousin she grew up with.
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