Meet the Other Phone. Protection built in.

Meet the Other Phone.
Protection built in.

Buy now

Please or to access all these features

AIBU?

Share your dilemmas and get honest opinions from other Mumsnetters.

fucking bridezillas!!!!

81 replies

JjandtheBeanlovesUnicorns · 19/08/2010 17:49

bear with me i have two of the farking monsters so there is two stories.

FIRST,
my closest friends, the dcs god parents and legal gardians should anything happen to me and dp, are getting married this september, my ds age 36mnths and dd 20mnths are page boy and bridesmaid.

After asking me to pay for a £300 dress for dd and pay for ds suit hire, i said NO, we are in financial strife as it is, i dont really care if they are in the wedding party dont include them if you cant afford it, dd was brought a lovely debanhams dress which no matter what we cant get on her, she screams and crys and gets exceptionally distressed, DS reacted the same at being measured in the tailors.

Bride expects me to drop my two toddlers at her house on the day and leave them with complete strangers except her to be dressed and got ready for 4hours, shes already expressed ''she will fucking wear it if i have to glue it too her'' about dds awful huge flower headband, and ds is so painfully shy i doubt well get him through the door,

BUT heres the best bit.

She wants our children to go in the wedding car on someones lap, again a stranger to us and the children, for a 35minute drive on a motorway then country lanes.

she is trying to convince us its not against the law in a wedding car.

either way it aint happening, i have carseats for a reason.

SECOND.

SIL is getting married next year, we live 2hrs drive (on a good day) away from my ils, and the cermony is no children, despite having her own, BUT they want the kids there for the reception and photos, they are insisting, we have no one who can have the kids in the area of the wedding so shes said there is a two hour gap between that we can go and get them, a 4hr drive, then at the end 2hrs home, hotels are out of the question and family cant put us up. So 8hrs driving in one day, and god knows how much fuel, i asked dp to go on his own but thats how most occasions end up and hes pissed off.

I am just so aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh that they are so farking unreasonable, or am i?

OP posts:
piprabbit · 20/08/2010 13:15

Oooh - congrats on the BFP, would make SIL the last thing on your mind Grin.

JjandtheBeanlovesUnicorns · 20/08/2010 13:29

yeah im going to have to, need to tell dp, Grin

OP posts:
BlueFergie · 20/08/2010 13:29

Not at all. i totally agree that being pregnant changes everything.
My arguments before the BFP were that if it was so important to DP you should try to figure away around it so he could get to go to his sisters wedding with you.
However if you are heavily pregnant he can't go obviously, and if you have had the baby I agree he can't leave you with the three of them. Maybe if the baby is born he could take the 2 eldest, leave them with your friend for the ceremony, pick them after and go to the reception?

its all a bit away yet. See when the EDD is and take it from there. Great news though Smile

tablefor3 · 20/08/2010 13:41

I was also going to suggest having a "practice run" of dresssing your DCs in the required clothing. And see how that, eerr, pans out. Allows Bride to re-consider...

albertcamus · 20/08/2010 16:38

YANBU - we used to cop for this kind of imposition all the time due to having sweet-looking identical twin girls, meaning that DS was always sidelined and eventually the girls sussed that they were only being chosen for their novelty value which made them feel like freaks :( As for Bridezillas, in my school we have to dodge the staffrom every September due to the extreme boredom of the dreaded album !

JjandtheBeanlovesUnicorns · 20/08/2010 21:46

tablefor, we suggested that but ds suit isnt available until the night before the wedding, and since they are getting married on mine and dps anniversary the dcs are at my mums and she doesnt approve of any party of the farking circus so wont co-operate in stressing bz out.

albert- your poor girls, and ds, dontcha just love how, usually childless, people treat our exceptionally stunning ---- children like hire out models.

OP posts:
New posts on this thread. Refresh page