Great input, buddy. Uh, not like this is any better. *backs away slowly*

Well there's no button for it anymore.

66 , but

I'm assuming that as the bride, she was taking a limo or other transportation. Plus it's her day, she shouldn't have to worry about anyone else

Because I would have to go 30 miles out of my way to get her, and take her 30 miles out of my way to take her home. So that's 60 miles total....on my wedding day.

That makes sense. It wasn't all that clear in the original post. Either way you were right to politely refuse to drive someone on your wedding. And your friend is an ass for blocking you. Congratulations and much happiness to you and your spouse.

Not to mention the bride has to get ready for the wedding, which the amount of time that takes depends on the wedding, and the friend might want to go to places to get things done. It's ridiculous to expect the groom and bride, who are already stressed trying to make sure everything is ready, to take care of your ass too.

No offense, your friend is an idiot. Congrats on your wedding though!

It was very clear in the post.

OP, is the distance really the issue here? After all, it's not out of the way if you're going there yourself. The point is that it's your wedding day and you shouldn't be expected to give anyone a ride to the wedding, even if it was five minutes away.

#32 I'm pretty certain it's out of OP's way, she probably lives minutes away from where the wedding is taking place, so going 30 miles to pick someone up then to drop them off later is going far out of their way.

Out of curiosity, if she was your oldest friend, was she not in the wedding?

I highly doubt the bride was going to go back home, the couple usually gets ready for their honeymoon ASAP. I say, cut the bad fruit OP, it's your day, enjoy it.

#34, no, she wasn't in the wedding because she had spent the last few months telling me how much of a mistake she thinks my marriage is and neither me, nor my husband thought it would be appropriate for her to have an important role

makes perfect sense. my oldest friend is no longer my choice for maid of honour (and possibly no longer a bridesmaid at all) after she tried to convince me to cheat on my fiance. plus she's continued to prove she's no longer a good friend, either. unfortunately, sometimes the longest relationships/friendships are not necessarily healthy ones.

Sounds like you got lucky. Im sorry the friendship ended like that but no one deserves such a shitty friend. congratulations on your wedding!

Are you stupid?

I've only been driving for one month today and I've already had a broken group friendship over not being able to drive to prom cause I'd barley been driving and my mum said it would be too dangerous as it was quite far and I didn't know the country roads or have even driven on the motorway yet :) people can be so selfish and use you so much