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By forever1990 - 28/01/2013 11:52 - United States - York
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The OP said that her mother-in-law is "putting money into the wedding," which doesn't mean she's paying for it entirely. In fact, the OP and her fiancé could be paying for most of it, and the mother-in-law could just be a nosy bitch, thinking that since she's contributing SOME money, then she gets to make all the decisions. OP, go tell her to F herself.
Then you tell her no. Allocate her money to specific parts of the wedding that you don't mind her participating in, then if she tries to control any other part of the wedding you can point out she is not paying for it so it's none of her business. My MIL was not too bad but she was insistent on wanting all the extra trappings like chair covers, a special gift-table tablecloth (seriously, a plain white wedding cloth would have done). I pretty much said no, they're not important and I'm not spending hundreds of dollars on that, but then she said she'd pay for it. So I thought what the heck?
find a different mother in law :) and a fiancé too.
It's still incorrect written language.
You deserve it. Your fault if you let this woman run your arrangements now. Because soon she'll want to go to your ultrasound appointments, check your mail before you can, name your children, and try to convince your husband that you're not taking care of him the way he "should" be. MAN UP and let this woman know that you're not about to let YOUR day become her second chance...
duh. don't take her money. pay for everything yourself.
motherinlawstories dot com... you'll find help there.
...and you are putting up with that?
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stand up to the bicth now unless u wanna hear her shit 4 the rest of ur life
Have a smaller wedding and tell her that you can't accept her help if it's conditional. This isn't the way to start a marriage, with her asserting her authority over your decisions.