AITA for not getting the brides made dress my friend wanted to me wear at her wedding?
I (27) have a best friend named Ashley. We are practically sisters since I lived with her family a majority of my childhood. So it came to no surprise when she asked me to be the maid of honor for her wedding. She originally picked out this beautiful blue wedding dress since her wedding was gonna be in blue and purple. This dress coast me about 600 with making altercations also to fit me properly and get it looking how she wanted. Ashely loved the dress at first. But then people started talking about how my dress was pretty then the wedding dress Ashley picked out and saying how I'm gonna upstage her. The wedding is less than a month away and Ashley told me she wanted me to get another dress and showed me a dress. And seeing this dress it made it clear that she was trying to make me dress ugly so I wouldn't out shine her because this dress was hideous. As hideous as it was it was actually a little OVER $600. I can't afford to spend another 600 dollars on a maid of honor dress. I can't return the other one because of the altercations and asked Ashley would she reimburse me for the other dress. At least half of what the other dress was since I understand how expensive weddings are. She got offended and said she's out over 40k into this wedding and she can't afford to reimburse me for a dresss. I said I can't afford to spend a little over1200 dollars on a dress I'm only gonna wear once and one not at all. She got angry at me and said I clearly don't care about her or her wedding and told me either I buy the dress or come to the wedding as a guest. At this point I don't want to go to the wedding at all if she's gonna treat me like this. Her mom says I'm being unreasonable and it's Ashley's day. However Ashley's future mother in law says she's behaving like a child and it isn't my responsibility to pay for another dress just because she's worried the other one will take all the attention from her. I got to know though. AITA?
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