Got invited to the bridal shower but not the wedding?

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If you have already attended the bridal shower and given a gift, there's nothing much you can do. However, if you haven't then simply don't attend the shower.

To invite you to a shower and not the wedding shows poor taste. Either (1) the bride assumed your bf would bring you to the wedding when she put your name on the shower list, or (2) the bride is showing bad etiquette by not inviting you to the wedding.

Could your bf be the one who doesn't want you at the wedding? Could it be him that's worried about the past? If it was the bride, it seems like you wouldn't be included in anything at all. I'm assuming your bf is invited to the wedding, and may be in the wedding. If so, then I would ask him why he's not allowed to bring a date. I think you may have a jealous bf on your hands. If so, you deserve to know.

It's MAJOR bad etiquette to invite someone to the shower who is not invited to the wedding.

But why would the bride's friends invite you to the bridal shower if the bride had a problem with your former relationship with the groom? That doesn't make any sense.

Did you already attend the bridal shower. If so that was low and dirty of her, and she did use you. Try talking to her yourself and simply ask if your invited in a funny and friendly way and see what the response is. If she say no I would tell her off and confront her for being childish and cheap to use you. Besides you don't have history with her so see what she say. Going by others word isn't always the complete facts.

a million. Whoever is invited to a bridal bathe would desire to be invited to the marriage. 2. A bride can't throw herself a bathtub. it rather is thrown by utilising a bridesmaid or close pal or kinfolk member. 3. No bride is entitled to a bathtub. assorted brides dont have one. After the marriage, why dont you invite the girls over to your place for a ladies nighttime? you are able to tell them approximately your wedding ceremony and instruct them a photograph, perhaps make popcorn and watch a action picture. only passing it slow with them to instruct them they are nevertheless important to you would be a pretty gesture on your occasion.

Respectfully decline the invitation to the bridal shower.

Consider finding a new bf.

It is rude to invite someone to a bridal shower and not to the wedding. I would send my regrets.

Have you already gone to the bridal shower? If not, then don't go.

If you did and, I assume, also purchased a gift...well, chalk it up to "life experience."

It is totally rude to not invite you to the wedding if they invited you to the shower. Very rude.

Decline the invite