Bride-to-Be vs. Fiancé: The Bridesmaid Battle

Wedding planning can be stressful, but what happens when the bride and groom can’t agree on the bridesmaids? Our bride-to-be (28) and her fiancé (35) are planning their big day, but a sudden disagreement has turned their wedding planning upside down. The groom wants his nieces to be bridesmaids, but there’s a catch – they haven’t seen each other in three years! Let’s dive into this matrimonial drama.

The Wedding Planning Begins

The Hands-Off Groom ‍

The Bridesmaid Tradition ‍♀️

The Unexpected Twist

The Bride Says No ❌

The Bride’s Reasoning

The Groom’s Accusations ️ ‍⚖️

The Bride’s Suspicions ️‍♀️

Bridezilla or Justified? The Verdict on the Bridesmaid Brawl ‍⚖️

Our bride-to-be is stuck in a tricky situation. She’s been accused of being a controlling bridezilla by her fiancé, who insists on having his nieces as bridesmaids, despite not seeing them for three years. The bride has her reasons – they’re already family, they’re young and might bring teenage boyfriends as groomsmen, and they don’t fit the traditional criteria. But the groom feels unheard and accuses her of making all the decisions. Did he already promise his nieces they’d be bridesmaids? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this matrimonial mess…

Bride stands her ground on choosing bridesmaids. Not close friends.

NTA. Seek counseling to address this festering issue

“NTA. Communicate openly with your fiance about the bridesmaid situation.”

“NTA! GTFO with that nonsense. He didn’t offer any opinion.”

NTA. Work it out before marriage. He’s controlling or prioritizing family.

NTA. Fiancé’s last-minute change of plans makes him an a**hole

Choose your bridesmaids, it’s your special day!

NTA. Your wedding, your decisions. ‍♀️ Stand your ground, bride!

NTA, suggest alternative wedding roles to keep the peace

NTA, tradition and family support are on your side!

Curious about wedding traditions and bridesmaid selection in different countries?

NTA, stick to your traditions and communicate better with him!

Choose your squad, it’s your special day!

NTA, give the nieces a role and include them in photos!

Choose your bridesmaids, compromise with groomswomen. NTA!

NTA. Take charge and address the bridesmaid battle head-on!

Bride-to-Be is not the a**hole. Let the battle begin!

NTA. Set clear expectations for your SO’s involvement in wedding.

No a-hole here! The bride-to-be handled the situation gracefully

NTA – Call him out on his broken promises

Couples as bridesmaids and groomsmen: cultural norms and complexities

Cancel the wedding? This bride-to-be is taking charge!

Put the wedding on hold! Your fiancé’s disrespect is a red flag. #NTA

NTA – No a-hole here! Let the bridesmaid battle commence!

Bride-to-Be stands her ground in wedding planning, NTA

“You pick the bridesmaids, he picks the groomsmen” tradition causing conflict.

“NTA, it’s your wedding. He needs to fix his mistake! “

Bride-to-Be stands her ground, NTA for setting plans.

NTA. Bridesmaids are like family

Bride stands up for herself against controlling fiancé

NTA. Insisting on nieces as bridesmaids is a red flag

“NTA. Bridesmaid duties can get pretty intimate “

“Joining a new family” – but how does that make sense?

Cultural clash sparks heated debate! Who’s on your side?

Bride stands her ground: No room for extra bridesmaids!

Groomzilla? NTA calls out fiancé’s last-minute bridesmaid request.

Bridezilla alert! Who really decides the bridesmaids?

NTA accuses partner of being controlling, warns of potential abuse.

Supportive comment calling out controlling behavior

Wedding: Celebrating both people or just the bride?

Choose your own bridal party, forget unnecessary traditions!

Fiancé dictating bridesmaids, but NTA. Talk and compromise.

NTA! Don’t sweat the small stuff, but beware the big decisions!

NTA, but prepare for recurring pattern. Consider alternative roles. Good luck!

NTA. Bride-to-be vs Fiancé: The Bridesmaid Battle

Can groom have bridesmaids? Opinions on gender roles?

Compromise: Let them be witnesses, important and legal role.

Bride’s call on bridesmaids. Apologies due if promises broken.

Bride-to-Be is not the a**hole. Let the battle begin!

NTA: You gave him chances, now it’s too bad for him

Bride-to-Be suspects fiancé’s broken promises, calls him out. Drama unfolds.

Let him choose his groomsmen, you pick your bridesmaids!

Inclusion vs. Saving Face: The Flower Girl Dilemma

NTA, let the nieces be on his side!

Creative solution! Nieces as groomsmen, problem solved!

Engaged and uncertain: Trust issues before the big day

Bridezilla vs. Groomzilla: Who has the final say?

Groomzilla alert! NTA, sounds like he’s taking over the wedding

Curious about the restrictive bridesmaid/groomsmen rules? What country or culture is this?

NTA if he wants them to have a role in the wedding so badly he can find something else for them to do that isn’t being YOUR bridesmaids. ‍♀️

Is your fiancé aware of your cultural traditions? Discuss openly.

NTA. Is his family behind this sudden bridal interest?

Taking control of your wedding party and sending a clear message.

Blame game in relationship? Time to talk it out! NTA

Choose your bridesmaids wisely! NTA for standing your ground

Choose your own bridal party, it’s your special day!

Choosing bridesmaids: your way or no wedding.

NTA. Young nieces wouldn’t enjoy being bridesmaids, husband needs to apologize.

Bride stands her ground, suggests groom take his own advice.

NTA. Is he committed or just causing drama? Time to talk.

NTA: Tradition should be followed on both sides.

Bride’s choice: NTA. Fiancé’s tantrum? Immature and manipulative.

You’re not a bridezilla. The bride chooses the bridesmaids, NTA

NTA, creative alternatives to bridesmaids. No drama, just ushers!

Tradition trumps all: Bride picks bridesmaids. Nieces can be groomsmen!

Bride stands her ground against groom’s choice of bridesmaids

NTA: Wife forced to include sisters, causing ongoing drama. ‍♂️