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Answers: What to do about my maid of honor's hair? - Extremely Ticked Off
| Answers: What to do about my maid of honor's hair? I am extremely frustrated with my maid of honor. She is my best friend, and has been for fifteen years. She has a unique sense of style and any other time, I wouldn't care what she does, but right now I do and I don't know what to tell her. About six months ago she decided to cut off all of her hair. We are talking, as short as a boy's haircut. It looked good. She had done it before, I wasn't worried and just asked that she not grow it out before the wedding since her hair is thick, curly, and when she grows it out, it looks really bad for awhile (she has done this before). But now, six weeks before the wedding she just told me that she is letting it go. Now her version of letting it grow is just that, letting it go. She gets no trims, just lets it do what it will. It had gotten too long on her neck so she was planning on taking scissors to that part herself today. I expressed some concern but she just looked ticked off and said it would look fine, asked who would be looking at her anyway, and asked if I was trying to say her hair is ugly. I can't afford to pay someone to do her hair for her, she won't even listen to me about going to a professional to get a trim, and I wouldn't care except she is going to be up front in the church, in a lot of the pictures and I have put a lot of effort into making everything look nice. I haven't asked her to do anything, no bridal shower, no wedding errands...I fear being a bridezilla and asking too much, am I out of line to be annoyed and wanting to address this? And if not, then what do I say? Asking her not to be in the bridal party isn't an option, obviously I care more about her friendship then her hair, but this is still annoying me! |
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