Columnist shares rules for mothers-of-the-groom: 'You don't have a say in anything'

Kuehl advises mothers of the groom to remain supportive and not to exert influence over wedding decisions, emphasizing that their role is limited.

To avoid unnecessary tension, Kuehl suggests that mothers should keep their opinions to themselves and only offer compliments when asked by the bride.

Kuehl humorously notes that even if a mother of the groom contributes financially, it doesn't grant her any decision-making power in the wedding planning.

Staying positive is crucial for mothers of the groom, especially when brides are venting frustrations; support and understanding are key.

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