Dear Richard Madeley: ‘How can I repair the damage I did at my best friend’s wedding?’
telegraph.co.uk– Ed, via emailOh, come on! You must know whether you tossed a hand grenade into your best man’s speech on purpose or not! The fact you suspect the former and are prepared to make what amounts to a demi-confession speaks volumes: of course you did it deliberately!
Stop shilly-shallying around and come clean, to yourself at least.You are right to feel remorseful: indeed, it does you some credit.
But a wedding is the bride’s day, Ed – no one else’s. Not the bride’s mother’s, not the bridesmaids’, not even the grooms’ really – and certainly not the best man’s!What were you thinking?
So what if you felt jealous or piqued that the bride took some of her beloved’s focus away from you? Exacting a petty revenge for that, on their wedding day of all days, really is beyond the pale, Ed.Right.
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