"Mind you - she just sent me a Christmas list for her kids last week. Everything is already bought and wrapped."

Asking someone to be the head of your wedding party is a HUGE favor.

When the rules apply to everyone but you

"Since then she’s sent a flurry of messages saying she just wanted him to know who he was really marrying and that she was always honest with him."

From Maid-of-Honor for the bride, to somebody that you used to know.

Sorry, what was the joke?

Pics of the dress in question inside!

"I almost feel like they should have reimbursed you for the tickets you cancelled."

And they only learned about their newfound responsibilities 3 days before the wedding.

Her friend lied about having a smaller bridal party, just so she couldn't join in on the festivities.

Any girl who had to be a bridesmaid more than once knows that it is quite a big role to take on. It is a lot of responsibility, a lot of work, and often not a lot of fun. So once you have done it once or twice for your closest friends, you might find that attending a wedding as a guest is much more fun than as a bridesmaid. This is why I can't imagine why someone would agree to do all the work of a bridesmaid without actually being a bridesmaid, like what the woman in this Reddit story was aske…

"I then asked, ‘If I go through with this, are you saying you want nothing to do with me?’ His response? ‘No sweat off my back.’ That’s when I lost my composure."

When your father takes the wrong side, you'd also reconsider attending their wedding.

Some people know exactly how to make everything all about them.

All of us ladies know how frustrating it can be when one of your girlfriends is dating someone who is just not good for her. Depending on their relationship with that friend, some girls would tell her they do not think her boyfriend is the right choice, while some would rather keep quiet and let time tell if that relationship will last or not. But no matter what kind of friend you are, there comes a point at which you should take a hint and stop getting involved. If your friend is happy with th…

Your family should always come first. That being said, is it appropriate for you to violate your end of a contract if one of the parties breaks it, regardless of who the other party is? The brother who is frustrated is described in the story below. Using financial leverage, the original poster (OP) was able to join his younger brother's wedding party. The brother of OP is planning his wedding, but he's having trouble locating a venue that fits within his budget. As a result, OP graciously volun…