I was informed that these types of trips are commonplace pre-wedding festivities and that I was out of touch to consider it rude.
I defer to Miss Manners’ expertise: Is this a reasonable and expected form for a bachelor party? Or is this host out of line?
GENTLE READER: Whoever described the practice of sticking guests with large expenses as “commonplace” should probably avoid accusing others of being out of touch. And on the subject of things not to say, Miss Manners hopes that the family member you confided in has no relation to the would-be host you accused of rudeness. Issuing pay-your-own-way invitations is rude, but so is saying so .
There is no need to reprimand the would-be host -- other, of course, than politely declining his invitation.
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