Advice from Amy Dickinson.
Clara has several bridesmaids. We are all quite close.In our college days, Clara, Sara, and I would socialize occasionally with Anne. We consider her a friend.Anne was invited to the wedding with a plus one, but RSVP’d “no,” as she is unable to attend.
I think the best way to approach this would be to react as if “Brett” is trolling, and has appointed himself the Vince Vaughn character in this particular movie. If she confirms that Brett has done this, the bride should let Sara know , and confirm that Brett has not been invited to the wedding. You and one of the groom’s ushers should volunteer to be on the lookout for this uninvited guest, and quietly escort him out if he shows up.: Lately you’ve published several letters from women who are in long-term marriages but are so unhappy that they are considering leaving the marriage.
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