"Since then she’s sent a flurry of messages saying she just wanted him to know who he was really marrying and that she was always honest with him."

When the in-laws misbehave, then treat yourself to a wedding that does NOT include them!

That was so Lana-coded of her.

Uninvited over a technicality

From Maid-of-Honor for the bride, to somebody that you used to know.

A wedding really proves who your friends are.

When chasing the impossibility of a ‘perfect wedding’, brides will often lose sight of what actually matters at the end of the day

Pics of the dress in question inside!

"I almost feel like they should have reimbursed you for the tickets you cancelled."

"We stopped talking two years ago"

Your primary focus should always be your family. Having said that, how would you feel if your family members began taking advantage of your kindness and generosity? The story below is an account of a dumbfounded uncle. The original poster (OP) took on the responsibility of looking after his niece. His niece became pregnant at a young age, so he paid for her entire high school and college education to make sure she continued to live life to the fullest and pursued her aspirations. OP believed th…

The internet seems to think both sides are in the wrong here...

And they only learned about their newfound responsibilities 3 days before the wedding.

Her friend lied about having a smaller bridal party, just so she couldn't join in on the festivities.

Including her mom...

Any girl who had to be a bridesmaid more than once knows that it is quite a big role to take on. It is a lot of responsibility, a lot of work, and often not a lot of fun. So once you have done it once or twice for your closest friends, you might find that attending a wedding as a guest is much more fun than as a bridesmaid. This is why I can't imagine why someone would agree to do all the work of a bridesmaid without actually being a bridesmaid, like what the woman in this Reddit story was aske…