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My fiance and I have been together for about two years and just recently got engaged. I have a few years to actually plan out our wedding, but when it comes to our bridal parties I'm a but worried his family is going to throw a fit because I dont want his siblings, more specifically his sisters to be my bridesmaids. 

First and foremost, I dont care who is in my fiance's party. He has two sisters and a brother, so if he wants to put them in his party thats fine and dandy. But his family and I have had a rocky relationship. We started out okay, his older sister loved me and his parents thought I was great. Then they found out I was bisexual, and even though we are in a hetero relationship, I was all of a sudden the worst person ever. They called me a faggot on the regular, along with other insults like bitch, slut, ugly, etc. My fiance would defend me when they said such things, and it got to the point where they kicked him out and he had to come stay with me or he would have had to live on the streets. They tried to cancel his student loans and his lease for his apartment. Luckily none of that went through and his education wasnt effected. His family didnt speak to him for months. They invited him home for Christmas last year, and as soon as the holiday was over they sent him back to his apartment. They told him that everything wasnt okay and they wanted it to appear fine for the rest of the family. 

Now, as it stands, the past summer and the past few months with them have been a COMPLETE 180. We slowly have hung out with his family more and more, and I feel like they've gotten to know me instead of judging me based off of one or two facts. I love this, and I'm so glad that I have a better relationship with his family. They are happy for us and genuinely excited that we are spending more time with them. 

With that being said, I still dont really want his sisters being bridesmaids. I'm not nearly as close with them as anyone in my potential bridal party. I'm hesitant to make plans with them considering how quickly they have changed their minds about our relationship in the past, but I can already see his family throwing a bitch fit over this. 

I feel the need to include that his older sister was engaged, and it was up for debate as to whether my fiance and I were even going to be invited to the wedding. This caused an argument about how "sluts arent invited" and my future mother in law had to step in and defend me. 

TLDR; My future sister in laws and I have a rocky past relationship and I dont want them to be bridesmaids, but I'm afraid this will cause issues 

not putting my future in laws in my wedding party