'Give the money back to your husband': Arrogant bride tells sister she can't bring 5-year-old to her overseas wedding after she already bought hotel room, dress

Everybody is allowed to have the wedding of their dreams, within reason. It's your day, so you get to do what you want. And if that means having no kids attend, then that's your prerogative. But you can't then be surprised when certain family members decline to attend. If you have a kid-free wedding, you also have to commit to it before you send the invitations out. You can't change your mind last minute. Weddings are expensive, time-consuming affairs for everyone involved, including the guests. You have to buy a dress, a gift, and if it's out of town, a hotel room and a flight. Time is money, and you need time to plan.

The bride in this story failed to do either of these things. And it caused a huge rift in her family, especially with her sister and her young child. Read on for the story and decide for yourself who was in the right.

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$fractal_frog . 12h ago. Yes. My sister and brother-in-law didn't want very young children at the ceremony, and hired some very competent sitters, who were also at the kid-friendly reception. I was MOH with 3-month-old twins, and appreciated not having to deal with any diapers for a few hours.$

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