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AITAH for publicly rejecting my boyfriend's proposal?
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Our protagonist should absolutely take this as a sign to drop this man. It's only been a year and a half, and they hadn't discussed marriage! Red flag city.
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The best friend's silence is totally unwarranted. Our protagonist shouldn't be punished for her boyfriend's behavior. She did her best to shut it down as smoothly as she could when she realized what was happening.
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"I feel like I lost my best friend and my boyfriend in one night": 26-year-old maid of honor humilates boyfriend by publically rejecting his marriage proposal during best friend's wedding reception, both BF and BFF ghost her after fiasco
People these days are breaking wedding traditions left and right. So much so, that there appear to be fewer reliable wedding rules to follow. While most brides still do wear white on their special day and consequently expect their guests to avoid the color, plenty of chic ladies specifically demand that their bridesmaids and even guests arrive wearing light beige, cream, and even straight-up white! Still, if you're thinking of breaking any of the more traditional wedding rules, it's best to check in with the bride and groom first to see if it's okay.
In our story today, a young man fails to ask for permission to propose to his girlfriend in the middle of a wedding reception. For many, an act that so deliberately steals attention from the couple getting married is unthinkable, but some brides and grooms do give their blessing. It was clear by the bride's reaction, however, that the proposal had not been discussed beforehand. Her best friend, the one getting proposed to, shuts it down as smoothly as she can, but the damage had already been done.