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Party Planning - Bridal Shower Invitations


Expert: Patty Sachs - 7/27/2008

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I am the best woman for my friend's wedding.  I've met his finance maybe 3 times in the 3 years they've been together.  I was invited to her Bridal Shower but feel its awkward & unnecessary.  Would it be inappropriate to not go (I'd still send a gift).

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Dear C:

If you are that close to the groom...it would be entirely appropriate and in fact, somewhat important for you to attend her shower.  You would get to know other members of the party and her friends, which will make the wedding more fun and comfortable for you.

It would possibly be a slight for you to NOT attend unless you are simply unable to.

I would imagine your friend would appreciate your attending his bride's shower as a show of respect for them as a couple.

I hope this is helpful to you.

Best of luck,

Patty Sachs
www.PartyPlansPlus.com
www.WeddingPlansPlus.com

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