There are plenty of types of weddings: bad weddings, good weddings, traditional weddings, and untraditional ones… those at traditional locations and those taking place on the tops of mountains and places you generally might not ever expect; there are also those that go all out and those without any manner of ceremony whatsoever.
No matter what the difference one thing generally remains certain: The wedding is for those being married and a chance for their loved ones to witness and celebrate their joining. It is not for the guests themselves, making it uniquely one of the few events that one can be invited to where they don't have a place of honor and are, frankly, of little importance. Really, you're there to eat food and drink and celebrate, and as long as you're comfortable and taken care of, there's really not a whole lot else you should be concerned about. Unless you're in the wedding party itself, you're entirely expendable to the proceedings, so if you're making trouble before the event even begins, it stands to reason that you might just be asked not to attend at all.
Without a doubt, standing up to your family when they insist on imposing their beliefs upon your life is difficult to do, especially when the family seems to be decidedly and unanimously against you. Most of us would probably just roll over in this situation, but this bride was determined to hold her "Corpse Bride" Halloween-themed wedding how she had dreamed and planned. She shared her experience with this online community, wondering whether or not she was in the wrong for her broad-sweeping dismissal of dissenting guests.
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