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to think this all sounds a bit suspect

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maggieryan · 25/08/2015 22:08

I'll try to keep it quick. A friend of ours was best man at his friends wedding
For some reason they invited us (we aren't really friends of theirs). Anyway we got a lovely fancy wedding invite and the wedding was brillant. The bride had every little detail to perfection. Anyway we gave money in a card to our friend as he was best man(he was fairly locked and twice I has to tell him to put it in his pocket). Anyway move on a few mths and I realised I never got a thank you card. I knew this was odd because she was very meticulous. Was out with our friend last night and asked did he get a cars and he said yes, told him I didn't get one and was he sure he gave present. He got all defensive and I said sure I'll ask her myself (which of course I couldn't do) and he said immediately you can't do that. So now I'm thinking they never got our present. I'm mortified as I see her a lot in school yard and I was actually thinking she was a bit cool. So embarrassed that she might think we went to her wedding and didn't bother getting her anyrhing. I can't ask. Any suggestions?

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Kleptronic · 25/08/2015 22:12

Just ask her. If she's already being a bit cool, what have you got to lose.

Maudofallhopefulness · 25/08/2015 22:13

I'd mention it to be honest.

noiwontstoptalking · 25/08/2015 22:17

Why not just engineer a chat where you ask if she's recovered from the wedding and say 'I hope you didn't mind us just giving you cash - we weren't sure what you'd like.'

And see what she says

maggieryan · 25/08/2015 22:18

I know but what do you say. Say if I ask "hiya did you get my present" and she aaya yes. It would look like I'm being petty over not getting a thank you card and if she says no I'm dropping my friend in it. I have a feeling he hasn't a clue whether he gave it or not. Ahhhh it's tricky one!!

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scarlets · 25/08/2015 22:19

She obviously likes you and wanted to get friendlier, hence the invitation. If this feeling is reciprocated (and it seems to be), then clear the air.

maggieryan · 25/08/2015 22:19

Noiwontstoptalking that's brilliant one...yes I could try that. Thank you x

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PerfectlyPosed · 25/08/2015 22:21

I would (and have) ask and not sure if be worried about dropping friend in it.

noiwontstoptalking · 25/08/2015 22:24

Happy to help maggie

I felt terrible after our wedding because my pils mixed up a pile of opened and unopened wedding cards when they took stuff back to our house after the wedding.

We thought we'd opened everything in that box and didn't find a check for 3 months. That was a ^deeply* embarrassing conversation.

noiwontstoptalking · 25/08/2015 22:24

Blush ^^ cheque

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