Bride who doesn’t have kids threatens to sack pregnant bridesmaid because she ‘won’t be able to handle’ the job

WEDDINGS are tricky, I mean, how much can a bride-to-be get away with saying or doing in the lead up to her big day before she's considered to be completely unreasonable. 

One bride tested the waters and pushed her friendship to the limit when she sought out help in deciding whether she should replace her pregnant bridesmaid because "she can't handle" the job.

The bride took her frustrations online - which was later shared to the Facebook group - and she explained that the bridesmaid, who was "supposed to be [her] best friend,"  found out she was pregnant, and due to have the baby one month after the scheduled wedding.

While we still can't decide what is MOST unfathomable about this situation, let us start from the top.

The bride's first issue was that her "best friend" did not tell her she was expecting - despite the bride's own mother being told weeks earlier.

She said: "I found out through Facebook today and my mum knew about it five weeks ago.

"I have not talked to said bridesmaid in a month, and I texted her today to congratulate but also voice my frustrations and how hurt I am because she did not tell me. I cannot have kids so i get upset by this easily"

At this point, her frustrations seemed valid, but a lot of questions were raised - such as, what went on to result in the pair not talking for an entire month? and why did the bride's mother know about the pregnancy, but not the bride?

But, she continued: "The bridesmaid has not tried to come to anything I have done with all the other bridesmaids - dress shopping, lunch, bonfire."

Wait, bonfire? Since when was THAT a part of the wedding planning.

Bonfire aside, the bride went on to share her frustrations, and said she could have "picked any other friend but chose her because I thought I could count on her".

Then she posed the question: "She already paid for her dress, but do I ask her to step down, or keep her in the wedding and have her back out last minute because she can't handle it?"

People are torn and can't decide who is in the wrong.

Is the bride being an supportive friend for not accepting the pregnancy and threatening to replace her because of it?  Or is the bridesmaid in the wrong for not being honest about her unexpected situation and ignoring the bride completely.

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