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AIBU?

Share your dilemmas and get honest opinions from other Mumsnetters.

To be pissed of my brother is getting married on our anniversary?

78 replies

Lily15 · 04/08/2012 17:22

The title says it all really.Brother and fiancée are getting married overseas next month but are legally getting hitched here first in a registry office.Only just told me when. On my 2nd wedding anniversary. Bit pissed off. Would you be?

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Adversecamber · 04/08/2012 17:23

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ImperialBlether · 04/08/2012 17:24

No, I wouldn't mind. I don't think anyone celebrates wedding anniversaries except the couple themselves, do they? And when you're having your Silver etc, then they will still be a couple of years behind.

Tommy · 04/08/2012 17:24

no - why should it bother you? You can have a double celebration or you can ignore it. Plenty more things to be pissed off about IMO. I would be surprised if my siblings even knew the date of my wedding anniversary

FelicitywasSarca · 04/08/2012 17:24

Not really no. Sorry.

TheVermiciousKnid · 04/08/2012 17:24

I usually forget about our anniversary every year, as does my husband. So no, I wouldn't be upset. Is it really such a big deal? Could you not celebrate another day?

FranSanDisco · 04/08/2012 17:24

Why? Sorry but it's only your 2nd anniversary so don't get what the problem is.

effingwotsits · 04/08/2012 17:24

I probably wouldn't be bothered. Anniversaries are only special to those celebrating it unless you both intend on having massive celebrations every year, in which case you'd have a problem Confused

nickelbarapasaurus · 04/08/2012 17:24

YABU

i'd be flattered actually.

SurprisinglyCurvaceousPirate · 04/08/2012 17:25

Wouldn't bother me.

TheBirderer · 04/08/2012 17:25

Did they remember that it was your wedding anniversary? What did they say when you told them?

JumpingThroughHoops · 04/08/2012 17:25

No. Because in my experience, the only people that remember wedding anniversaries are the bride and groom.

YABU because you dont' "own" the date. And being 2 years adrift, it will never coincide with any significant anniversary party you may choose to have.

Olympia2012 · 04/08/2012 17:25

No, not at all

What are you worried about?

roteelefant · 04/08/2012 17:25

Would I be pissed? Nope. Not one bit.
esp as it is only the offical bit - their wedding in the one overseas, I guess that is the one they will 'celebrate'
You don't own the date- I'm sure thousands of things happened on that day.

JeezyPeeps · 04/08/2012 17:25

YABU.

quoteunquote · 04/08/2012 17:25

It wouldn't worry me.

Panzee · 04/08/2012 17:25

Gives you all more chance of remembering it in years to come! :o

fivegomadindorset · 04/08/2012 17:26

Nope, not fussed here.

BartletForTeamGB · 04/08/2012 17:27

Wouldn't be bothered at all.

LindyHemming · 04/08/2012 17:29

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Lily15 · 04/08/2012 17:29

Ok ok I get it- unreasonable! Just checking as I think my dislike for my future SIL is clouding my better judgement. Obviously!

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PineappleBed · 04/08/2012 17:30

Nope I wouldn't mind

Socknickingpixie · 04/08/2012 17:30

i think thats lovely. yabu after all you dont expect people outside of your relationship to celebrate with you do you? apart from the biggy party type ones.

WhoKnowsWhereTheTimeGoes · 04/08/2012 17:30

No, chances are they haven't realised it is your anniversary, I don't know when my brother's is. The only reason I might be a bit annoyed is if we had already arranged a holiday or weekend away for the same date and had to cancel.

clemetteattlee · 04/08/2012 17:32

No-one remembers our anniversary. Not even the bridesmaids including my sister

BlueMoonFergie · 04/08/2012 17:33

Not even a little bit. Be surprised if siblings even realised tbh. It's only the legal one anyway. They'll prob celebrate their anniversary on the actual date of the over seas wedding.