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Wedding dispute with phobic mother What to do?
My fiancee and I have looked at a dozen wedding sites and finally found one we loved. Throughout the ordeal my mother and her father were putting in there two cents non stop about where they wanted it. The place we chose is phenomenal and my finacee's parents loved it too. The place does not compare to any other. Keep in mind my girls parents are paying for most of it.
My mother who is agoraphobic doesnt like the place we picked because of a few reasons. Basically she is phobic and does not think she can handle the place. She complains about everyhwere we picked more or less so we didnt think there was any serious issue until now. My fiancee is in tears almost every night with this predicament. She wants this place badly, and I dont want to pick between her and my mothers hapiness but i would definitely pick my future wife. Either way one will resent the other. My feeling is my mom will have to figure it out. take some valium or something to calm her. Its mostly t What to do?
Answer:
I've been a groom's mother. Please listen carefully. You are right in everything you say. However, don't get your fiance into a discussion with your mother over this. It's YOUR responsibility to talk to your parents privately.
Ask them for a time when the three of you can sit down together and discuss things you need to talk to them about regarding the wedding. If home is more comfortable, that's awesome. Simply give them an update on the current plans, etc. In the middle of this "update" tell them that your fiance's parents, she and you have decided that you want the wedding to be at this particular venue. If (or when) your mother starts worrying, LISTEN to her. Acknowledge her concerns. ("That makes sense. I see what you mean. hum.......... let's see........I have an idea. What if the three of us visit the venue together and look around to see what it's like. I can call and make an appointment.") When she continues to tell you things that make you realize she's worried about being in an uncomfortable place, just assure her that it will be wonderful. Explain that everything will be taken care of so that the parents will have special seating, etc. She needs to understand that someone will be telling parents what to do, and where to sit. She won't have to make any decisions on how to behave. If you can get her to understand this without being condesending, she'll be on your side. Give her some time and space to think. I think she'll come around. Meanwhile, go ahead and book the venue. The bride's parents want it and they're footing the bill. It's their call. Just be gentle with your mom. It'll be okay!




















