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By now, we should all know that no is a full sentence. Of course, with family, sometimes that might get a little messy. Family members sometimes think that family relationships don’t need to follow most of the behavioral and moral rules that apply to every other relationship; and in a way, they don’t. Of course you’re not going to stop seeing

Bride-to-be uninvited her brother to her wedding but still expected to get ready at his place: ‘She still expected to come to my apartment at 7am with the bridesmaids, photographer and makeup artist while I just made myself scarce for the day’

Why don’t they charge guests upfront and stop this madness? Here’s a little preemptive truth-telling: they don’t because they know almost nobody would come to their weddings. Of course it’s nice and helpful to receive an expensive, useful gift, but we can’t expect

Recently married couple calls wedding guests to complain their gifts weren’t expensive enough: ‘I sell those sweaters for $350(AT LEAST) a piece and my partner sells sets like that for $300. I guess we should have sent an envelope with cash instead 🫩’

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Saving money by avoiding food isn't an okay practice when you have guests. Technically, it wouldn’t be okay either if you were the only one starving, but at least you wouldn’t be forcing other people to join you on the ride.

Couple organizes wedding and decides to save money on food for their guests, only serving appetizers: ‘I, and about 30 other ravenous guests went to a pizza place across the street to eat’

What happens when your mother-in-law is doing everything she can to sabotage your wedding? The ideal reaction to behavior like this would be not to let it affect you, but that’s very difficult when you are celebrating such an important event that fundamentally changes the nature of your relationship with your spouse and your outlook on the future.

‘If this is your attitude, you will lose a son. But if you change your attitude you won't just keep your son but you will gain a daughter’: MIL causes chaos at wedding ceremony by doing everything she was asked not to

Some people simply don't notice that someone couldn’t care less about their family member’s wedding. They only know they want to show the pictures they took, so they do it, and that’s about it. Not everyone knows how to have an interesting conversation.

Woman is taken aback when a lady starts showing her pictures of the wedding she was uninvited to: ‘All that time she was shoving the wedding photo album in my face saying "look, look at all the young people that were there!"’

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‘Is intentionally destroying a wedding gift and giving it that way a thing for some people or some kind of mean message?’: Wife watches wedding’s raw footage and discovers guests who gave her an ‘accidentally broken’ present trash-talking her

I understand people expect useful gifts at their bridal showers, but that can’t be an excuse to shake down friends for cash we know they don’t have. My point is that we shouldn’t shake anyone for gifts or cash, even if the people who are supposed to be making the gifts can afford it. A gift is always supposed t

Bride calls friend immediately after wedding party to say her gift was inferior and she expected more: ‘I'm unemployed, and she's a successful business owner’

The shift from real life to virtual life has already happened I don’t think that, at any point in history, people have incorporated so many marketing concepts into their own lives as they do now. Marketing used to be something companies used to sell their products more effectively, to generate desire, or to project an image. With social media nowadays, people have got

Bridezilla shuts down every conversation that’s not about the newlywed during her wedding for not being “on brand”: ‘You'll have plenty of time to talk about holidays later today is about us’

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Bride expects her BFF and her husband to cancel a prepaid San Diego birthday trip and pay for childcare after rescheduling her 3-day wedding with less than 6 days' notice and uninviting their baby: 'If they were truly friends…'

Honestly, I would never miss something like this. First of all, the fact that this therapist is a friend of the family is extremely weird; I don’t even know if it’s ethical. Second, wouldn’t you want to know what the vibe is and stir the pot a bit? I understand this is a very strange way of being the center of attention, and it’

A woman, her ex-situationship, and his therapist are all invited to a wedding: ‘Will I make very awkward small-talk with the therapist who’s heard way too much about me? It is all yet to be seen’

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Bridesmaid gets removed from best friend’s wedding party to avoid her ex-boyfriend and best man getting uncomfortable: ‘I’m not allowed in the wedding’

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Cheapskate bridesmaid refuses to contribute to best friend’s bachelorette party even after convincing bride to scale down from Paris trip to a lake house weekend

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Woman cuts off her best friend of five years because she didn’t thank her enough for baking her wedding cake: ‘She was hurt that I had a wedding photo of my husband and me cutting the cake hanging in my house because it featured the cake she made’

I’m going to be very careful because this is a little funny, but it’s also very serious, and there is a slight element of inversion that’s interesting to me. On the one hand, we’ve got a man telling his partner she is “beggy” after she asked for something, and on the other, we’ve got a woman who got legally married, still calls her

31-year-old man calls his fiancé “beggy” for asking for a formal proposal: ‘Instead of feeling excited about a proposal or a ring, I don’t really want either anymore because it feels tainted’

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I wasn’t familiar with this concept until a few months ago. I don’t know why I ended up reading about it, and now it appears all the time across multiple platforms. People around me don’t get married anymore; it’s like a foreign concept, or a rather vintage one. In my circle, getting married is something upper-class people do

Ex-MOH who used to complain about expensive wedding trips and parties gets engaged and changes her personality completely: ‘Now she is getting married and is asking for crazy amounts of time and money’

We all know it: through Instagram, we find out about too much. When I say too much, I mean too much. I’m not saying it’s ‘a lot’; I’m saying it’s more than we should know. We shouldn’t know the exact day that our ex-partners fell in love with their new boyfriends; we shouldn’t find out about every party we weren’t invited to. Sometimes, truly, ignorance is bliss. With thi

Woman finds out about her best friend’s wedding through Instagram and is unsure about how to move forward: ‘Should I reach out and ask why I wasn't invited? Should I let it go and accept that maybe the friendship isn't what I thought it was?’