Hi! I only have 2 bridesmaids, my sister and one of my sister in laws. They have both decided to throw a Bachelorette party for me towards the end of July. My sister has come to me with frustrations that my sister in law hasnt bothered to help plan this party. She has ignored texts etc. My sister has expressed that they have need to get together here soon or they should just cancel bravest she can't plan this whole thing herself. And I agree. I don't think she have to, especially when the sil offered to help. I have told my sister that I was fine with canceling the event. She doesn't want to cancel because she wants this for me but at the same time has no help from my sil.
My question is, how do we tell guests that we are canceling and how should we word it? Should it come from me or my sistsis.
Thank you.
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