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  • Feb 3, 2005, 10:18 AM
    Mariluna
    My mother in law is driving me c
    Hi everyone ,

    I love my mother-in-law very much but... She is trying to change
    My wedding plans.Our ceremony was going to be in a chapel but now we our going to have it in the same location as the reception just because she said that we could save money now my dreamd of having my ceremony in a chapel are gone.Now our bridesmaid's are going to wear black dresses and our reception decoration is going to be black and white she said that our wedding is going to look like a funeral so that we should change color .I think that black and white looks elegant in weddings well I never seen one like that but I think that is a beutifull color.One of my bridemaid's did not like the black dress idea ither and told me to change the dress I don't want to hurt my mother-in-law and my friend but they are making me fell bad about the whole situation what should I do to tell them how I fell and not hurt there fellings :( :(
  • Mar 29, 2005, 06:44 PM
    shenda
    On your Big Day
    Congrats

    In my country, whoever pays the cost, is the boss. Thus if you are the one paying for the expenses, forget about hurt feelings and do as you please. This is your day. However, if the in-laws are covering the charges; help them to understand that you have compromised by not having the wedding in a chapel, or seek someone who would be willing to rec'v a small stipen from you and have your wedding at that location and your reception at its location.

    When someone else is paying, many feel that they are the ultimate authority, reason with her, if it helps... take your mother-in-law back down memory lane, discover how her wedding was handled which should shed some insight on why she is behaving in such a way.

    It would be nice if one who handles the financial aspect allocates portions, thus giving you liberty to stay within the guidelines.
  • Sep 26, 2007, 01:03 PM
    partycloz
    It's not easy, but try to keep your cool and explain the situation and your feelings to your Mother-In-Law and your friend. Perhaps what they asked or said came from good intentions (saving money, etc.) Or try to believe it that way! You're be in the family, so keep a good relationship is a good idea.
  • Jan 13, 2008, 07:34 AM
    lookin4you
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Mariluna
    Hi everyone ,

    I love my mother-in-law very much but.....She is trying to change
    my wedding plans.Our ceremony was going to be in a chapel but now we our going to have it in the same location as the reception just because she said that we could save money now my dreamd of haveing my ceremony in a chapel are gone.Now our bridesmaid's are going to wear black dresses and our reception decoration is going to be black and white she said that our wedding is going to look like a funeral so that we should change color .I think that black and white looks elegant in weddings well i never seen one like that but i think that is a beutifull color.One of my bridemaid's did not like the black dress idea ither and told me to change the dress i dont want to hurt my mother-in-law and my friend but they are makeing me fell bad about the whole situation what should i do to tell them how i fell and not hurt there fellings :( :(

    Hi will is thes your wedding or hers ? She can't chang any thing .who would want to wear black in a wedding that's wrong and that is your dress you are going to wear it in a very spishel day .you should have your wedding any way you want that's none of her bissnes . Talk to her tell her that you want to wear the dress you picked and in a wedding you want brit colors not black .
    I am sorry but your mother in law is driving me crazy.

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