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I’m sorry I can definitely understand how that’s hurtful. I’m not even that close with my family but when I see them they always ask how wedding planning is going. Even my coworkers show interest. I get what other commenters are saying and that it won’t be as prominent of an event in their lives but I still think it’s polite to show interest
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How far out is your wedding? Have you set the date and venue? What is your relationship and what was the purpose that prompted your interactions?
If you haven't set your date or venue, some people feel like it's rude to ask. Have you sent Save the date or invitations? The wedfing is front and center for you, but if it isn't imminent, it is not forefront for anyone else.
If your wedding is over a year out and your announcement isn't new...then it's pretty typical. If your wedding is 60 days out, it's atypical. Somewhere in between, it's just not on the top of their mind. I wouldn't take it personally.
I can see coming from your perspective it would be hurtful, but for somebody else it just isn’t as prominent in their day to day. And then on the complete other side, some people are constantly bombarded by family members for details or questions and then that in turn causes more stress.
I WISH they didn’t ask so many questions leading up to my wedding. Be careful what you wish for 😂
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