September 2008 Weddings
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Thank you.
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Is there a right way?
This morning a cousin of mine asked me to be her MOH. I gladly accepted {although were not terribly close, I have been there for her through a bunch of ups and downs with guys}.
But DH and I got to wondering... have you ever been put in a situation where you've been asked to be in a wedding and didn't want to? Is there proper etiquette for declining? Can you actually decline?
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Re: Is there a right way?
is it wrong that if my sister ever gets married, I want to say no? I just don't want to deal with that crap and would rather her just have DD as a flower girl or something.
My mom will force her to have me as MOH though as I was told she had to be (I wanted her to be mine but I also wanted my BFF to be my MaOH and my mother insisted my sister be the only honored person).