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Cristina
Frequent user September 2018 British Columbia

How to deal with angry groomsmen

Cristina, on August 23, 2017 at 10:29 Posted in Before the wedding 0 6
Has any other bride had a situation where the groomsmen did something stupid?
I was furious and yelled at my fiances group of friends but these men are so immature.
I do want them to be around but wish they understood where I came from without having to call me crazy or hate on me.
The best man does not like me due to the fact that I yelled at him when I first met him but you know what. How u live ur life and act round my fiance I ain't having it.
I love my fiance and want to make sure he can have fun without hurting himself while he is out. I want him to have long night's with his buddies but they are just 2 dangerous and do not care about there well being to make me even trust them one bit around my fiance.
Yes my fiance knows he is in the wrong and admits 2 it but should I feel I am at fault for pushing his friends away when they as a group drink so damn much to not know they are harming themselves while drunk?

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Latest activity by Vanessa, on August 24, 2017 at 23:15
  • Vanessa
    Expert August 2018 Manitoba
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    My Fiance has some crazy friends too. For example my daughter goes away with her father every 2nd weekend. So instead of going with our regular group of horse riding buddies on May long weekend we went the following weekend with just 2 other families without any other children. During this time their was a group of ATV, Quads and supped up trucks on the other side of the dirt trail where we with our horses were camping. My boyfriend now FH at the time as we were not engaged just yet was out and we were sitting eating super and my daughter darted around the corner and one of his friends in the center of the sand pile right near us started spinning his truck like an A**** as we are screaming looking for my daughter (thankfully she was in the horse trailer looking for something) and my FH got up and took off up the trailer towards where the others were camped. All you could hear was my FH screaming at them from down the trail and he came back and said they will behave now. My mom later went to say something as well as she is a bad asthmatic and our horses can't take that as well and our friends don't take lightly to that either.( One of our horses came back sick too) We both like to have a good time and we spent the rest of the evening up drinking with them but he can put his foot down when enough is enough. If you have strong feelings in regards to your fiances friends and how he is around them and their influence on him they probably are right. Don't give up on him but don't give in either. Stay strong. Something will work out. Smiley flower

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  • Cristina
    Frequent user September 2018 British Columbia
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    I trust my fiance he is mature and ready to take full responsibility and I do not believe that taking control of ur man and making sure he does not have his guy night's is not fair. I want my night's where I can go have fun 2. We are ready! His friends well I did talk to them and now they fully understand. It's not like they know yet what it's like in a relationship and I am sure when they find someone they will know better.
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  • Cristina
    Frequent user September 2018 British Columbia
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    It's not my fiance it's his friends.I am just worried bout how far they are taking the drinking I just do not want any problem at the wedding.
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  • Sonja
    VIP September 2017 Ontario
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    Oh dear me! This is not a good sign. Take it from the ol' girl on this site whose been around the block a few times. Maybe you should wait to get married until he and his friends are more mature. It sounds like he hasn't gotten all that partying out of his system yet. If you can't trust him now to make good decisions for his family, wait till he grows up. When a man gets married, his main job is to take care of his family and be responsible. Do you see this in your fiancé at this time?

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  • Erin
    Master September 2017 Ontario
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    I agree with Alexa. If your FH knows that this behaviour bothers you so much and still does it, likely this will not change after you get married. You also cannot ask him to no longer hang out with his friends without creating some issues in your relationship and alienating his friends further. This is something you guys really need to sit down and discuss before your wedding.

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  • Alexa
    Devoted July 2018 Alberta
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    If your fiancee is willing to put himself in they situation while knowing your thoughts on drinking habits with friends than you need a serious talk if it bugs you this much. if he doesn't change now than won't change when you two get married
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