Hi all. I’m in a bit of a sticky situation. My fiancé and I are close with my ex-husband. There are kiddos involved, we celebrate holidays together and the relationship is good. We are also somewhat close with my ex’s mom A. She very early on expressed a desire to be invited to the wedding - both her and my ex are. My fiancé is on board, it’s good.
Now we’re on to the shower (it’s mainly for my fiancé bc she’s not been married before). She’d prefer not to have my former MIL A at the shower. One step too much. I totally get it - but I have no idea how to tell A she’s not invited. It’s bound to hurt her feelings but - any tips to soften the blow?
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