Reddit might have been wrong on this one.

Commenters reassured the harpist that she had done nothing wrong and had even gone above and beyond any expectation. They felt that the bridal party just wanted to find a reason not to pay her. “Girl no, they just wanted to stiff you." said Creepy_Meringue3014 "You did everything you were supposed to. In future, invoice clients and keep electronic records in case things escalate in ways you cannot mitigate via fatherly intervention. Nta.”

This might be the first time that we've seen a story where someone has gotten engaged or otherwise stolen the thunder of someone else's wedding or event where we're going to have to side with the ‘thunder stealer.' The thing that usually is the issue in these situations is usually that you're using the gathering to take attention away from

This thread was posted to Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A--hole) subreddit by the wife, Redditor u/Sealine5033. She has posted this topic to the popular subreddit in order to appeal to readers and see whether or not she is in the wrong for being furious with her fiancé for returning her wedding dress. Right off the bat, it does seem like there could be some merit to the fiancé's financial concerns. So many people will blow their entire life's savings on their wedding ceremonies and put themselves i…

Well, it's a novel concept.

Good luck marrying into this family.

Some people just expect everything for free.

Since when is 19 years old a child?

It's no wonder you don't have many friends.

With sisters like these who needs enemies?

Nice try on that one.

Should've served that lawsuit up at the altar.

The internet weighed in.

Timing is everything.

Yowza.