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AIBU? Disinvited from friend's wedding

305 replies

Working24x7 · 23/06/2017 01:05

My friend moved to London a couple of years ago and is having a fab wedding in the Dorchester. We never go out / holidays since having kids so booked a room and a nanny (she said no kids) from the hotel as a rare treat.
I was so excited, booked hairdresser, new dress, and she then said kids can come too, they were looking forward to the party. She's just phoned me and bumped us from the wedding to make room for grooms extended family........ I feel a fool, had booked the hotel etc months ago.

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SouthWindsWesterly · 23/06/2017 02:22

That's jut bloody awful. Can you get your money back for the hotel?

Funnyface1 · 23/06/2017 07:18

That is very bold and I can understand why you are disappointed. Find a way to enjoy the time either way, whether you go and have a night out or get a refund and go somewhere else. I think if it were me I'd be backing right off from this friendship.

McTufty · 23/06/2017 07:22

Tacky and rude. I hope she is suitably ashamed of herself.

ShinyGirl · 23/06/2017 07:23

Promise us when people drop out and she begs you to go you'll say no Flowers

Branleuse · 23/06/2017 07:27

how rude of her. Not surprised youre upset

LagunaBubbles · 23/06/2017 07:32

Decent people just wouldn't do that, it's beyond rude! That would be the end of the friendship for me I'm afraid

NorksAreMessy · 23/06/2017 07:34
Shock
diddl · 23/06/2017 07:39

That is awful. Would you lose money by cancelling?

I might want to change the day/go elsewhere so that I wouldn't bump into her tbh.

RuggerHug · 23/06/2017 07:42

What was said by pp. When she asks you to join again tell her no. What a wagon...

TheLegendOfBeans · 23/06/2017 07:42

Did you

a) get an actual invite?
b) rsvp with a "yes we will be coming"
c) get invited for the whole day?

If you managed a) and b) then she's a brass-necked cheeky bastard and should be excommunicated forthwith.

Deathraystare · 23/06/2017 07:42

Reply with "What a shame. Still, your fiancé's distant family can pay us to take over the hotel room so at least we won't be ££££ out of pocket. I know you wouldn't want that!"

Yes, Deffo. Even if she reconsiders, gets down on bended knee, crawls through broken glass to plead with you to come, don't go. Remove her contact details. This is not a friend.

user1492287253 · 23/06/2017 07:43

rarely do i think that something is outrageous. but this is .

lanouvelleheloise · 23/06/2017 07:44

That is SO rude!

Enjoy your break. And don't bother with your friend in future!

HotelEuphoria · 23/06/2017 07:44

What? You can't do this. If she has sent you an invite then retracted it I would send her a polite email explaining how disappointed I was and how rude Andy thoughtless her actions were and cut her off.

She sounds up her own bum.

Hissy · 23/06/2017 07:44

You should be able to cancel the room, the hairdresser and nanny

Guessing the dress is too late to return, and the friendship you had is looooooonng gone.

She should be ashamed

Make sure that this snippet gets out to EVERYONE!

ChasedByBees · 23/06/2017 07:46

That's so unbelievably rude. You've bought a new dress so will be out of pocket regardless. I assume she knows that?

innagazing · 23/06/2017 07:46

How upsetting for you! Very mean and thoughtless of her. As others have said, I can't see how the friendship can survive this, so you may as well go on the weekend anyway, and have a fabulous time! Tell her that as you no longer consider her a friend ,you won't be speaking to her if you happen to see her.

MissDuke · 23/06/2017 07:48

What a 'horrible' friend! I would definitely encourage you to go anyway, have a lovely night away in a swish hotel and a nice meal in a restaurant of your choosing. No boring speeches, no eating at a table with a bunch of randomers, no having to buy an expensive present Smile

Go and have fun!

Mistletoekids · 23/06/2017 07:48

Appalling behaviour.

have a night out anyway and be glad you at least know where you stand before you give her any more of your time

Have fun! Could be the best thing that happened! Smile

Notthisnotthat · 23/06/2017 07:49

How rude. I wouldn't be able to get over this.

Artus · 23/06/2017 07:49

I'm sure it will make the Daily Mail!

SparklyMagpie · 23/06/2017 07:54

I would still be using the nanny, getting my hair done etc and looking a million dollars and going out with the OH and staying over.

I wouldn't even try to change the date, i'd hope she and family would see me, she'd feel like a prize dick for it

Enjoy your time away OP, make it a good'n Wink

UrsulaPandress · 23/06/2017 07:54

More front than Blackpool.

Only1scoop · 23/06/2017 07:57

Love Sparkly's idea
Perfect
Your 'friend' has no class Op. Be sure to enjoy your weekend.

blueskyinmarch · 23/06/2017 07:57

That’s awful. She is no friend. I agree that you should still go to the hotel and be VERY conspicuous as you sip your cocktails in the bar looking fabulous in your new dress.

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