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AIBU?

AIBU to be absolutely fuming?

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sunshinewhereareyou · 13/07/2020 11:13

I am MOH for a girl I met through work, we are very close. In return she is my MOH, it felt right and she felt the best person for the job (she says I am her best friend).

Her family are very wealthy and own a house in another country which she and her fiance go to a couple of times a year. Sometimes they go with other couple friends. I have never been invited and her mum has commented on how it's odd as her best friend. They claim they're not close enough to my fiance, my fiance thinks it's unfair as I should still go just with her instead as a girls holiday (however she is not allowed to go on holiday without him - he is controlling).

She was meant to get married recently but obviously it's now next year. I have sent flowers, presents etc. to mark the occasion and whilst their honeymoon was cancelled, the first week of it which was to go to the house in the foreign country is remaining (although no air bridge). I wished her a good week away/"honeymoon". I have only seen through Instagram that they've gone with the bridesmaids and groomsmen, I'm the only one not invited in the bridal party. Most of the bridal party are couples but one is single and one is in a relationship and her boyfriend is invited (despite not being in the 'group').

I feel so offended and hurt. It was definitely kept secretive from me as whenever I mentioned them going away she acted as if it was just them. I don't know what to do, do I confront her when she's back?

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redspecial · 11/03/2021 11:46

try not to give it a moment more headspace.

the universe will take care of her.

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LoudestCat14 · 11/03/2021 11:52

Gosh, you've had a lucky escape, because she would've been an awful MOH for you. Now you can enjoy your wedding without worrying about what she and her fiance are thinking/behaving.

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idontlikealdi · 11/03/2021 12:22

SHe's a work mate, not a friend. A friend wouldn't do that. I'd be backing out of her wedding and ditching her from yours.

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subsy1 · 11/03/2021 12:51

Maid or Matron of Honour

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Ellie56 · 11/03/2021 13:48

This is down to the controlling partner, not her.

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