Parents think they can do whatever they want at their kid's wedding. Perhaps it's the fear of losing their sweet little baby forever or maybe they feel entitled to a certain level of power over the event because they have a hand in paying for it, but ultimately, at the end of the day, this wedding isn't about them. This wedding is about the bride and the groom sharing their love with their loved ones.
Newsflash Mom and Dad, this wedding is not about you, and inviting your random book club buddies so you can brag to them of your child's success is a big no-no. No bride (or groom) wants to lay their heart bare during their vows in front of strangers, which is why most guests would assume that they can't go around throwing invites to everyone on the street.
However, the mother-of-the-bride in this next story audaciously decided to invite a few of her own friends to her daughter's wedding one two days before the event. And as all of Reddit cringed at the infuriating entitlement, the bride herself showed heroic decorum as she gracefully accommodated the crashers–but not without scolding her mother first.