Does my future sister in law have to be a bridesmaid?

Does my future sister in law have to be a bridesmaid?

Ultimately, it’s up to you. There aren’t any set rules when it comes to including your sibling-in-law in your wedding party, but it can still be a point of contention among couples and their families.

Should I ask my brothers wife to be a bridesmaid?

You do not have to. Your bridesmaids are your choice and should be your nearest and dearest. If it’s important to your overall family harmony that she participate in some way, you could always ask her to do a reading during the ceremony – if you want readings/readers, that is.

Can You Say No to attending a wedding?

“Simply not wanting to attend a wedding where you’re not close with the bride, groom, or their parents is enough of a reason to opt out.” Other instances in which you can say no are 500-guest weddings where you won’t know anyone but the bride and groom, or celebrations that your parents are attending (they can serve as your family representatives).

Do I have to invite my sorority sisters to my wedding?

But that isn’t necessary anymore. Nor are you and your fiancé required to invite every sorority sister or fraternity brother who included you in their wedding party shortly after graduation unless you’re still close. Especially if you graduated from school 10 years ago.

Is it okay to delete a sibling on your wedding day?

This is one time that it’s okay to delete a sibling or someone close like that. If they didn’t congratulate you on your engagement, they shouldn’t be invited to celebrate with you on your wedding day. Tradition and hurt feelings be damned. Former boyfriends and girlfriends should not be invited.

How do I deal with my grown daughters after the wedding?

But after the wedding, invite both your grown daughters out to dinner and explain that they are adults now and need to start acting like it. You can say you haven’t chosen Kate and your new family over them—they have chosen to make it impossible for all of you to have a relationship.

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