uninviting a guest

uninviting a guest

by Jodell Lofgren
(Rockford, IL)

I had asked a "friend" (not close but had interacted with occasionally over the years) to make my wedding dress. AND invited her to the wedding so she could enjoy the compliments on her work. This was at the beginning of working relationship.

Unfortunately, it ended with my not having a dress, two weeks left to the wedding date, out $100 for payment of a dress I didn't get and another $200 in materials that could not be rescued to have someone else make the dress.

In addition, she did a shoddy job on my attendant's dress. With 5 days before the wedding we have to rectify that. Today I learned she still intends to come to the wedding. Is it possible to uninvite her?

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