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My boyfriends childhood friend excluded me from wedding

Ashley, yesterday at 1:07 AM Posted in Etiquette and Advice 0 2
I ( F 28) have been with my SO (M 33) for 5 years. We do not live together just based on what we both are comfortable with as far as space and religion however we’re constantly together and every well integrated into each others friends, families, etc. and marriage is definitely on the horizon. A few months ago SO received an invite from his childhood friend’s wedding who I’ve gotten to know throughout the years. Automatically we assumed that I was included as we’ve attended every wedding together for years and multiple with this couple.


A few weeks ago I found out that my SO actually did not receive a plus one and it was a single invite. Obviously I was instantly annoyed and then he assured me that no one actually was able to bring a plus one as it was a smaller wedding. Now fast forward to today I am finding out that my SO is the only one who did not receive a plus one. Every other couple is married or was a part of the bachelor party and received a plus one based on that. I am trying not to feel angry but I pretty freaking pissed.

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Latest activity by Andrea, today at 5:13 PM
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    Expert May 2010
    Theresa ·
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    You are not a "Plus 1," the two of you have been together for 5 years and should have been invited as a single unit for that reason. If the bridal couple knows about you and how long you have been together, then it is very rude for them to exclude you. I hope that your boyfriend does not still plan to attend without you. That would be very hurtful, imo.

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  • Andrea
    Rockstar January 2024
    Andrea ·
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    This is not true. You keep saying this, but you’ve never offered a single piece of authority to support it. You’re getting people riled up based on your personal opinions. Plus ones are not platonic escorts. They are for exactly this situation, when someone is not required to be invited as part of a couple because they’re not married, engaged, or living together but the couple chooses (or not) to give an extra invitation. They are not required every for every couple period.


    OP, while you and your boyfriend are integrated into each other’s lives, how well do you know this particular couple? There are a lot of lovely people I’ve gotten to know over the years that I didn’t have space or money to invite to my wedding. They didn’t commit any etiquette sin, so it’s just up to you and your boyfriend to decide if he wants to attend without you and if you want to stay connected to them. It’s a personal call for everyone.
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