Family tends to get over-involved when you are planning a wedding, whether from your side, or your future spouse's. Picking a venue, a cake, inviting guests, seeing who RSVP'd… in other words, planning a wedding is crazy stressful. One bride shared her story on Reddit, asking if she was in the wrong for kicking out a bridesmaid who showed up to her wedding in a black dress, instead of the one that she had literally bought her. Some people genuinely have so much nerve, I wonder who raised them.…

Sowing a wedding dress can take ages, and in this case, for this particular dressmaker, it took a whopping four months . u/Ok-Problem116 designed and tailored a wedding dress for her cousin, Lucy, as a gift. Lucy paid for the materials, but not for the work. OP updated Lucy constantly on the status of her dress, so when she found out that Lucy was pregnant at a family dinner party, she was confused. The dress in question had taken four months… and Lucy would never be able to fit into said dress…

Choosing guests for your wedding is no small feat, despite it sounding simple enough. You have two sides to consider… it's called being in a ‘couple’, after all. In this case, one of OP's fiance's groomsmen admitted to cheating on his wife, which made OP very uncomfortable. This groomsman said he was getting divorced as a result of said cheating, and OP asked her own fiance to disinvite him from the wedding, as she felt heartbroken for the groomsman's wife and kids. She didn't want to invite th…

That ring was not what she had in mind

That should teach him

He did the one thing she trusted him NOT to do

Speak now or forever hold your peace.

Beginner's luck

So does this mean the wedding is off?

Ohhhh, messy living arrangements

Ah, the in-laws. Just like our families, we don't choose them, but we get stuck with them. The good thing is, no one on this earth will expect you to have the strongest emotional bond with your in-laws because let's face it, you already have parents of your own. But! There is a huge difference between not being obsessed and lovey-dovey with the in-laws and being blatantly disrespected by them on a weekly, if not daily basis. Consider this a PSA, if your partner's family starts treating you like…

the entitlement is real

Way over the line

Big yikes

Self-worth is on the rise

Well, well, well, if it isn't the consequences of your own actions...