the dressmarket wedding dresses


Google
 
The Web
net-weddings



intercanvas wedding gifts

freedom stag and hen


veils for a bride - wedding veils



Agony Aunts > Bridesmaids & Best Man

Disinterested Bridesmaid
As we have agreed to only have 2 bridesmaids i have been railroaded into having my younger cousin 15 and my fiancee`s sister 21. Due to my younger cousins age all I am expecting from her is to give opinions on dresses ect yet when we went round the bridal salons she never opened her mouth unless she was asked and even then it was just "yeah thats nice too". My fincees sister is taking absolutely nothing to do with anything, she was asked to organise the hen weekend but never, so I had to organise this myself, then she started wanting to invite her friends too. This didnt bother me too much until it came to the point where her friends were dictating when are where the weekend was to be. We have now booked flights and my fiancee is asking me to give her another chance by asking her to have a look for some accomodation, yet 3 weeks later we are no further forward. We have tried talking to her and every time she says she will make an effort to show an interest in the wedding and has assured us she does definatley want to be a bridesmaid. But I am getting to the end of my tether as I feel I am relying on friends to help me with things and just paying for two girls in pretty dresses to turn up on the day and look good. Am I turning into a mad bridzilla ? Please help



Dawn
01905 360626
Agony Aunt picture e-mail Dawn :
click here
Visit Dawn's Web Site : click here

Dear Nicki, You poor girl, it seems as though you are trying really hard to involve and make others happy who aren't enthusiastic. With refernce to you 15 year old cousin, unfortunately trying to get more than a grunt out of some 15 year olds is like trying to get blood out of a stone. If you really want her to get involved you could arrange with her a truely girly shopping day out just you and her and look at bridesmaids dresses and have a little fun (break the ice buy both trying on some really awful dresses!), go for lunch somewhere she wouldn't normally go and treat her like an adult girlfriend, she might then come out of her shell a little bit more. As for your H2B's sister I think you need to take a strict but friendly approach with her. You could arrange a meeting with her and take with you a detailed plan of what needs to be done and a time plan of when it needs to be completed, ask her if she is up for the job and can she stick to the time plan. Give her a final opportunity to get the job done and if it isn't completed by the date you gave her just take over and you and your mates organise the best darn hen weekend you could have. It is your wedding day and your hen weekend don't let others dictate what you should be doing. You are not being a Bridzilla. You have the day you want. Good Luck Dawn

site photography by Janine Hall Photography
Cosmo Bride magazine Wedding Photographer of the Year