'Being around her makes me feel sick to my stomach': Bride screams at groomsman's wife during wedding, wife leaves ceremony and refuses to hang out with the couple after they continue to talk behind her back

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Emma Saven
Aug 4, 2025 2:00 PM EDT

Let's combine the ultimate bridezilla and a truly predictable high-school mean-girl…

And there you have her: Your husband's best friend's wife.

 You've tried to be civil for the boys' sake. They've been best friends since childhood; the least you can do is pretend to get along as their wives. But this wife is a total nightmare, and not the 'oh my teeth are falling out, type nightmare…the kind you can't shake off, even after being awoken hours ago. 

You still like to be the bigger person, so you put on the smile, put on your wedding-guest outfit for her and her husband's wedding, for which your husband is the groom. You even go an extra step in providing her with a few favors before the ceremony. 

But then it happens.. The last staw plucked, tweezed…whatever you'd like to call it.

Out of nowhere, she screams at you in front of everyone, demanding that only the wedding party can be in that certain area of the venue. She loses it, causing this sweet woman to miss the whole wedding. And the best part? 

Mrs Bridezilla can't understand why this woman doesn't want to hang out together as couples after the wedding…Oh, darling, it might be time to read the room, or at least ask your husband to.

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    AITAH For not wanting to hang out with my husbands friend as a couple after his wife was a bridezilla and yelled at me?

    My husband was a groomsmen in a wedding a little under 2 years ago. He was very close with the groom but unfortunately, their friendship started falling off
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    shortly after the groom started dating his now wife because shes socially abrasive and has to be "right" in conversation as if everything were debate. She once
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    yelled at my husband to "get out" when he he walked inside of their house to use the restroom (he had grooms permission) when he was invited over for a visit with
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    was invited over for a visit with the groom. It ended up being an uncomfortable visit in the garage. Que the wedding: The bride called me on our way to the
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    venue (bridal party was asked to arrive 2 hours early) and asked me to pick up a sign in book since it was overlooked. I was happy to help. My husband and I,
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    1 other wife, a friend of the groom and a few other groomsmen are chatting a bit during some idle time when I hear the bride screaming at the
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    top of her lungs that anyone NOT in the bridal party is NOT ALLOWED to be in this part of the venue until the wedding begins. Being one of the 3 guests there,
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    one of 2 with spouses in the bridal party, I was very embarrassed. were no signs, no instruction, the valet never notified us, security never notified us of this rule. I immediately
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    wanted to leave and offered to pick my husband up when it was over. My husband was upset by this and said that he would leave if they found it acceptable to treat me like that, but I told him
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    to stay, chalked it up to her being stressed. I ended up sitting in my car for over an hour with the other wife and didn't feel fully comfortable for the rest of the night.
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    We've seen very little of them since the wedding; they had a gender reveal and we didn't make it because my mom just d d a few days prior and I was still an
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    absolute mess. They were p sed we didn't go and made it an opportunity to talk badly about us. Since then, I've only seen her for short moments in social settings where I try my best to
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    keep my distance. The groom has been begging my husband and I to go boating with them but I really don't want to be stuck on a boat with her for hours. My husband keeps bringing it up,
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    and I keep reminding him that being around her makes me feel sick to my stomach. I tell him to go by himself, but he refuses this option. Every week for the past month he's brought up offers to go boating and every week I
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    refuse to entertain the idea of it. Husband seems bothered by having to turn down what should be a fun time but understands that it wouldn't actually be a fun time. I feel like I may be the AH because husband and groom
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    were very close and now that he's married to a woman I don't feel comfortable around, I am becoming the "factor” that keeps them apart.
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    Aahnoone NTA. No one should be forced to spend time with a person who never matured beyond the high school mean girl stage. She is lucky you are nice. Others, who are just as "abrasive" when needed, would have put her in her place multiple times by now.
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    AmaraASI OP That's a good way to put it. She's definitely a "high school mean girl". Considering that I didn't have a very good high school experience, there is no way will I allow myself to tolerate that in my life now when I can choose otherwise.
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    Competitive Fee_5829 YTA. wow...you are just a lil drama queen, huh? you act like she found you and yelled at you and ONLY YOU but she didnt. You seem too sensitive to be out in public or something. I cant believe you sat in your car because someone yelled in your direction. lol. how adorable.
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    AmaraASI OP There were 3 of us, and only 3 of us, and we all sat in our cars because there was no other choice. Shall I go find a spot in a field to sit while I wait to be formally invited to seat? The bride overlooked where her early guests were meant to go and made no accommodations for them. This gives her permission to yell at us?
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    No-Shock-2055 NTA. Your husband's friend married an AH, so now the husband's friend has to live with the consequences. I know you love your husband, but you shouldn't be forced to spend time with someone who is unpleasant. Stand your ground.
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    Entire-Conclusion540 NTA: your husband is looking for you to keep his friend's wife company. Suggest to hubby that maybe they should just make it a man's trip for just them two.
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    Salty-Ambition9733 Life is too short to waste it on people like this guy's wife.
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