She should've responded, 'How's your little fling going?'

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Being uninvited to a wedding is hurtful for anyone, and there are few reasons I could imagine that legitimize it. Whether you fought with someone, or had some sort of falling out, it’s just plain immature to uninvite family members to your wedding. As inappropriate as it is, it’s increasingly common. With no contact, cancel culture, and invitations to weddings, we are slowly drifting further and further apart from each other. In this Reddit thr…

This is why you shouldn't do things you aren't paid to do.

A person's wedding day is among the happiest occasions of their life. Couples want to organize an amazing event that will satisfy their burning desire. As such, it makes sense to feel deeply disappointed and perhaps overly emotional if something goes wrong along the way. The story below is an account of a frustrated friend. The original poster (OP) had just returned from attending her closest friend's wedding with her spouse and little boy. After several conversations with OP, the friend who wa…

They didn't understand the assignment.

According to popular belief, one of the most memorable days of your life is your wedding day. To ensure that the day is picture-perfect, the couple works into the wee hours of the morning. But what would you do if your sister attempted to take center stage and ruin the entire ceremony? The story below is an account of a frustrated sister. The original poster (OP), surrounded by her closest friends and family, recently tied the knot with the love of her life in a private ceremony. Prior to the b…

You can always rely on your family, both in good and terrible times. That being said, you should never take your loved ones for granted because they can vanish at any moment. The story below is an account of a confused father. As a single father, the original poster (OP) raises his adolescent son. Since they were young children, the youngster and his uncle—OP's brother—had a strong relationship. Because of their many common interests and experiences, the young boy and his uncle grew increasingl…

Weddings are a celebration of two people coming together to form the holy bond of matrimony. To put it simply, marriage is a time to celebrate new beginnings and love. Therefore, it makes sense that attending an event like this on your own would make you feel nervous and uneasy. The story below is an account of a frustrated friend. The original poster (OP) had recently attempted to attend a wedding. By attempted, I mean, OP was invited to a wedding but refused entry upon her arrival. For some c…

Weddings are joyous occasions commemorating the union of two people you love. However, how would you feel on the day of the wedding if you found out that the person you believed to be your friend and someone you loved deeply wasn't feeling the same things as you since they hadn't invited you to share on their special day? The story below is an account of a frustrated friend. The original poster (OP) and the bride have been friends since fifth grade. As a result, OP was overjoyed to hear that he…

Welcome back internet enthusiasts. When planning your wedding, it’s normal to want to curate it exactly h ow you want it to be; from the cake, music, venue, and guests, it’s all your say. We’ve all heard the term ‘bridezilla,’ but let’s face it, it’s her wedding so she has the right. It wouldn't be the first time that someone outside of the bride and groom chose to try and dictate wedding plans. Inappropriate, but some people lack that kind of tact. This brings us to the Reddit piece. It’s abou…

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You are called the mother of the bride for a reason. It's not your wedding.

Given that your wedding is the most significant day of your life, it seems natural that you would want to make it as flawless as you can. Despite this, is the bride's wedding day a free-for-all on which she can behave any way she pleases, or is there a boundary she should not cross? The story below is of a confused bride. The original poster (OP) is planning her dream wedding. Drawing inspiration from the hit television program 'Bridgeton', she has chosen to design the event around an early 180…

Just had to invite your cousin’s aunt’s best friend’s neighbor’s cat’s landlord, let me explain why…

There’s no need to rate a wedding M for Mature.

It was all yellow!