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				Received a blatant B-list invitation BY PHONE BY PROXY, what to do?
			 
 
			
			Background: My husband and the groom became friends in grade school and have kept in touch.  MIL and the groom's mother are BFFs.  The groom met a woman and they're getting married in October.
 The planned celebrations are ...
 - Bachelor party in Vegas, to which my husband was invited.  We know the man planning the bachelor party, and he would make "Californication" look like a church picnic.  DH turned him down as he is not into hookers and coke.
 - Bachelorette party and/or shower - I don't know if these are happening, as I don't know the bride and I would therefore be excluded.
 - Engagement party (here's where the shit hits the fan)
 - Wedding in October.
 
 The RSVP date for the engagement party was August 5.  On August 8, we got a phone call from my MIL, who'd gotten a call from the mother of the groom.  We were all suddenly invited to the engagement party and the wedding.
 
 Today (August 9) we received a formal invitation to the wedding.  The postmark read August 6.
 
 The groom's family is playing the "your invitation must have gotten lost in the mail" card.  Funny how my in-laws' invitation got "lost in the mail" too.  The USPS is not THAT incompetent!
 
 What to do?  We've already RSVP'd yes to the engagement party and plan on attending the wedding.  I am sorely tempted to skimp on the gift, but that would only hurt the groom (I couldn't give two shits about the bride or her family or the groom's family).  Perhaps I could ship them something via Am@zon and have it get "lost in the mail"?  *evil*
 
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