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Ask Amy: Cinderella’s gown creates a friendship fracas

Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency on

In a world beset by challenges, conflict, and dreams deferred, I’m actually happy to report that … this sort of “fairytale” wedding is a thing!

The Cinderella dream is alive, well, and available – for a price – in Anaheim, California (and other locations).

In terms of your question, it’s a true fact that – even though Cinderella had a fairy godmother who did her dress shopping for her – any bride or groom has the right to include anyone they want when shopping for their own wedding clothes.

Sometimes this involves friends, wedding planners, family members, or future in-laws. And yes, I give you permission to exclude this pushy friend.

(When I got married, I had only a flock of bluebirds to help me get dressed.)

Your friend is wrong, you are right, and I hope you have the fairytale wedding of your dreams.

 

Dear Amy: I am currently in an empty marriage. I want a divorce.

We have been a couple for 29 years, but have been married for 11 years.

We didn’t marry until we had been together for 18 years.

I was a fool but didn’t realize it until we were finally married and had our son.

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