<human>: Well, I'm now a little over 10 months away from my wedding date and something finally made me cry, and it was pretty unexpected. I'm about to try and schedule an appointment to go wedding dress shopping, and I really want my whole wedding party to be there. I have four girls (3 bridesmaids and a matron of honor) plus my Mom - there's H and L, my best friends since elementary school, and S and K, my sisters (K is MOH). And maneuvering around everyone's schedules is starting to look like a word problem from math class.

The bridal salon I want to go to closes at 5 or 6 on weekdays, is open Saturdays, and closed Sundays. H and L work until at least 5 during the week and both live at least 30 minutes away from the salon (H is more like an hour away). S works irregular hours, but can ask off whenever with enough notice. K makes her own schedule, but can't do Saturdays because her son has a baseball game every Saturday in June. Mom has no conflicts.

I didn't even realize how important it was to me to have everyone there for this, until I found out it couldn't work and I started crying about it. I know it's only the first shopping appointment and there most likely will be more (not to mention fittings later on), but this salon carries my favorite gown, so there's a chance that I'll find The Dress this time. And I guess I just hoped that all these people would be there when I found The Dress. I was really hoping that if I tried hard enough, I could find a day that worked for everyone, but it looks like it's impossible. And I'm just really disappointed. Thanks for reading my (really pretty silly and irrational) whining.

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<bot>: I want my entire bridal party to be there for dress shopping, but there are too many conflicting schedules and I'm irrationally upset about it.