In today's Ask Amy column, Amy Dickinson responds to a question about a bride and her wedding party guests.
My youngest son is planning his wedding. He wants his brother “Randall” to be his best man. My three grandchildren will also be part of the wedding party in some way.
My son’s fiancee is wondering if she should invite Randall’s wife to be a part of the wedding party as well, even though she doesn’t want to . My son’s fiancee thinks it may be awkward in some way if she doesn’t invite her to be in the wedding party. I’ve tried to tell her that this is HER wedding, and she shouldn’t feel obligated in any way to make this person part of the wedding party if that’s not what she wants.You are correct. The bride and groom have the right and responsibility to plan and host their wedding according to their preferences.
And yet, weddings are the public celebration of the joining of two families. One way to integrate two families together peacefully is to be deliberately inclusive.
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