Couldn't think of a good question for the title lol... But the question is at what point would it be ok to ask someone if they'd want to be your date to a wedding?
For context... I'm 34m and she is 36f with sole custody of a 12 yr old daughter. The dad died a few years ago.
Met a woman at a bar earlier this year and we hit it off really well. Met up with her again over the 4th of July weekend and again, went very well. Met up w/ her again the other night and same thing. We get along great, have fun and naturally flowing conversation, very flirty and fun and have made out multiple times. I know she's dtf but just haven't had the right opportunity yet - she's basically told me this.
She's texted me both times to come meet her at the place we met so obviously I meet her lol. We aren't dating and these aren't really "dates" but more on the side of being friends/drinking buddies I guess you could say. We also don't talk/text each other between seeing each other which I would love to do but she's not much of a texter and I'm not entirely sure if she's looking for a relationship anyways. She's busy taking care of her kid, and that's fine. I'm honestly totally ok with being friends because I enjoy hanging out with her.
Anyways, I have my best friends wedding in November (wedding and reception is in town) and was just kind of thinking it would be nice to bring a date. She's the only woman I know and am friends with and would love if she came with me. The wedding venue has an onsite hotel which I already have a room for so if she wanted to, she could stay with me - and i think she would stay, actually - rather than uber/drive 35 minutes home. I'm moving in a month and will be around 35 minutes from where I and her are now so I probably won't see her much, if ever again once I move. I'm sure I'll see her again beforehand but was wondering how you would feel if someone asked you to be their date to a wedding after this time period?
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