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WIBTA for Canceling a Bride’s Contract Two Days Before Her Wedding?

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WIBTA for Canceling a Bride’s Contract Two Days Before Her Wedding?

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@IGUniverse 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

Actually OP might be saving the bride from a nuke … I mean wtf…

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@mamabear9646 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

that poor woman is in for a crappy marriage

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@tracim3080 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

I’m sorry you are a event planner and you plan weddings but you don’t include the rehearsal dinner as part of that?

Isn’t the rehearsal dinner to rehearse the wedding? How is that not just part of your package?

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@georgebeckons539 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

Cancel it. You'd be saving the bride if anything.

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@jackieogden7103 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

Cancel the wedding and keep the money. And for God's sake stop giving discounts out. It's kind of irrelevant whether the bride is nice or not. Being an hour late is in itself disrespectful behaviour.

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@RecoveringPocketGamer 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

If you talk to her first then nta of you didn't then eh still nta but more iffy

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@Annitacooney 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

Speak to the bride and go from there

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@rebekah.2187 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

Talk to the bride and let her know how close she is to canceling your contract with her because of her fiancé's behavior at the rehearsal. I'd like to know if he said these things in front of the bride.

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@alexadraeln5316 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

The golden rule in any profession: " DON'T get emotionally involved". The clause in the contract was put there for a reason. If you do not enforce the contract because 'the bride is such a nice person ' is creating a dangerous precedent, is enabling that bully of a groom and will damage your future projects. Terminate the contract and for good measure have a lawyer send a notification of cease and decease to the groom as such a red flag parade of a person might double down and start harassing you.

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@CoraErickson-cz3zp 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

Yes, you would be. It wasn't the pride being rude.

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@shaistaurooj6300 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

maybe record him or get some evidence to show the bride and tell her that you hope she understands blah blah blah but you have to cancel the contract but maybe you could use the same payment if she ever reaches out to you again

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@janette2691 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

Yes You Are….

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@rileybutlikewithasword7634 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

The blatant demand to “be obedient” is so chilling

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@DogLover1718 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

Talk to her first and then decide

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@zarakikon6352 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

I'd definitely have a chat with the bride about her fiancée's behavior. And let her know that I'll walk away if he doesn't pack it in !

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@plumppassion 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

NTA

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@lilogonzales6625 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

Go ahead! You're saving her🎉

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@sandrasausville9103 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

NTA
It's in the contract and hopefully she will wake up and realize that he's no good

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@bforman1300 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

If you do cancel you'd be doing the bride a favor, putting off the wedding and giving her more time to realize she's making a mistake.

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@JlmJay 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

So don’t be a little bitch and cancel. Enforce your own rules in the contract.

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@jasminecaldwell5666 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

I really want to know if she went through with it

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@Elizabeth-ic3lh 20 October 2024 - 6:08 am

I'd really look into your states contract laws because I'm going to guess "abusive behavior" is categorized as persistent and ongoing, you were called stupid once and overheard a comment you disagreed with or found rude. It doesn't constitute abuse. You never experienced this behavior from this group before and you only have to carry out the duties for a limited time (2 days infact) where you probably will have limited contact basically I'm guessing your gonna lose the lawsuit coming your way if you decide to reneg on a almost complete contract. Also 😂 he called you stupid and you overheard something you weren't meant to overhear? Thats really not outside of the realm of normalcy for those types of high stress celebratory occasions so either grow a thicker shell or get out of the business. At the end of the day your trying to give out punishment because you feel wronged. I really hope your business model can support that.

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