What do you do if the bridezilla of the wedding isn’t even the bride, but her whole family? It’s already difficult to tackle one, but dealing with an entire family is a whole different story. Weddings are already highly stressful for any bride and groom. While it’s a joyous time to declare your love and start a new chapter, it’s also filled with the headache of planning. From seating charts and guest lists to floral arrangements, wedding dresses, and food, planning it all can end up being more…

Maybe the dress she "ordered" were the friends we made along the way

A holiday season engagement—you have GOT to be kidding... That's just TOO cute!

"When I said no, she told me that she and my dad wouldn’t come. She couldn’t be part of an event that might hurt peoples feelings."

"She also had us contribute to a money fund for their future house two years ago."

If the bride and groom don't care, why should she?

"Mind you - she just sent me a Christmas list for her kids last week. Everything is already bought and wrapped."

Are you for allowing kids at your wedding or against?

Asking someone to be the head of your wedding party is a HUGE favor.

When the rules apply to everyone but you

"My fiancé then starts laughing and goes ‘that's why I've been dragging my feet on marriage’ and the guys just laughed and said ‘don't do it man, it's a trap’ etc etc."

"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!

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

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

Including her mom...