My girlfriend was asked to make a dessert and made a tray of lemon bars. The issue is that she was not invited to the shower.

Baker was asked to make treats for an event she wasn't invited to, raising questions about proper etiquette in 2025.

DEAR ERIC: There is a column about a person’s father who likes to complain at restaurants (“Out to Eat”). My father is very ...

Q. My daughter-in-law’s mother asked my girlfriend to make a dessert for another daughter’s bridal shower. My girlfriend made a tray of lemon bars, so it wasn’t a huge undertaking for her. The issue ...

A woman shared on Reddit that she was asked to plan and host a friend's bridal shower at her house — but she's not invited to ...

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While most people would tell you to stick to the registry, there’s an art to finding the best bridal shower gift that someone would never think to ask for or buy themselves. Having been to a number of ...

DEAR ABBY: My brother and his wife have three adult children. When his youngest daughter got married several years ago, my sisters and I were not invited to the bridal shower. We were told it was ...

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