Quote: Originally Posted by Nini_Bride I think that's a bit harsh. She's not asking her MOH to be her slave and be in eternal debt, she's asking for some help. I agree, that maybe your MOH might think she still has lots of time since the wedding isn't for another 10 months. I'd definately talk to her if I were you, get her perspective and go from there... but I wouldn't strip her of her title just yet. maybe it was harsh, this just happens to be something that really irks me. - It really bothers me when people have a sense of entitlement to things just because they're getting married.
As I mentioned, when you ask someone to be a part of your wedding, you are asking them to stand by your side on the day that you wed in support of you. Bachelorette parties, showers, help with other wedding-related activities are not mandatory. I presume from the following
Quote: I sent her a list of "to do's" about a month ago and nothing has been done, nor has she even talked to me about it. No shower plans, no bachelorette party, no help with engagement annoucements, no help with STD's- nothing. that the list of to-do's included the above. and I'm just saying
- the wedding is 10 months away
- it's rather presumptuous to ask about/for these things.
And if you need help with wedding-related tasks, ask away, but you can't be offended if your bridal party can't/won't/doesn't help.
Something important to think about when you're getting married is that NO ONE - not even your fiance - cares about your wedding as much as you do. (hopefully your fiance cares as much about the MARRIAGE though!) So if those around you don't share your enthusiasm for invitations, flowers, or fabric (lord knows, no one cared as much as I did about my invitations that I lamented about for 5 months...) don't get upset. Just understand that they have lives too. And their lives do not revolve around weddings 24/7