How Do You Handle Persons That Arent Invited To Your Wedding?

thanks for answering!

If you were a friend that was invited but a very close friend of both yours and one of the persons getting married was not. how would you handle it.

for clarity, this is a person, who both you and the bride enjoy their house virtually weekly.

you didnt realise that the person wasnt even told about the wedding until 3 days before the wedding.

you ended up making a very gauche mistake as a result of not knowing that information.
 
It's not your responsibility to handle anything. That's between the friend and the person who didn't invite them. I wouldn't rub it in but I also wouldn't feel obligated to withhold details if asked. You made an innocent mistake and I'd apologize for the unforced error and leave it right there.

Chill in somebody's house every week and not even disclose the deets about the wedding? The shade...
 
Oh it's not your wedding? Unless the bride/groom told you to keep it under wraps then there's nothing to do. It's between the friend and the couple
 
It's not your responsibility to handle anything. That's between the friend and the person who didn't invite them. I wouldn't rub it in but I also wouldn't feel obligated to withhold details if asked. You made an innocent mistake and I'd apologize for the unforced error and leave it right there.

Chill in somebody's house every week and not even disclose the deets about the wedding? The shade...

I was so stunned. I actually apologised to the mutual friend.. but she said I had nothing to apologise for and kept saying she's not going to be pressed about it even though she is hurt.

I want to speak to the Bride, becuase I think she behaved badly (not only about this), but I was planning to wait until the end of the honey moon.

but may be you're right I should just mind my business.

We skipped like two weekends due to... wedding errands... only I guess only two of us were running wedding errands.. :/
 
I want to speak to the Bride, becuase I think she behaved badly (not only about this), but I was planning to wait until the end of the honey moon.

but may be you're right I should just mind my business.

Unless you are paying for the wedding you shouldn't mention anything about who was invited
 
I would not say anything right now, but I'd definitely confront the bride later on. She put you in an awkward position on purpose and unbeknownst to you. Not cool. She could have at least given you a heads up about what's going on since all of you spend time in the woman's house. Makes it look like she used you to deflect her shade.
 
I want to clarify that my issue isn't that the friend wasn't invited but that she wasn't even made aware a wedding was occurring

Also this is some one she has known longer than me, someone I thought she was closer too than me at verging points as well.
 
I get it. I'd confront her about putting me in an awkward position, not about why she didn't inform the friend. She has a right to invite/ not invite who she wants.

Really tho - how could y'all kick it every week and the wedding topic not come up? Like nothing at all? What group of friends does that? A wedding is a big deal. What in the world else were y'all talking about?
 
I get it. I'd confront her about putting me in an awkward position, not about why she didn't inform the friend. She has a right to invite/ not invite who she wants.

Really tho - how could y'all kick it every week and the wedding topic not come up? Like nothing at all? What group of friends does that? A wedding is a big deal. What in the world else were y'all talking about?

girl, I know right, but the wedding was organized over a very short period of time.. and for a while I was trying to be very gentle, quiet because I knew she was stressed by not asking too many questions..
looking back I'm just trying to recall all our conversations to try to figure out happened.
I know I spoke as if the friend knew. which is how I ended up with pie on my face. but I'm trying figure out how it just never clued in.
 
There is someone who posted recently about not being invited to a wedding. I wonder if it's the same wedding?

I suggest you stay out of it. You have no idea why the bride invited you and not the mutual friend and it's not your problem to figure out.
Let them hash out their own issues.
 
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