Welcome, web-surfing sisters! We've all been invited to a big wedding with a venue packed full of guests — the extended family of the groom, the extended family of the bride, the friends of the groom, the friends of bride, the friends of the friends of the groom, the friends of the friends of the bride, et cetera. In these massive weddings, you are lucky if you catch a fleeting glance of the couple as the dash around, attempting to personally greet their entire extended family, many of which they have never even met. This is why many couples opt to have smaller, intimate weddings, inviting only close family members and friends to celebrate their union.
While big family reunions can be fun, nostalgic, and enlightening, co-opting someone's wedding to fulfill your desire for one is selfish and opportunistic. In our story today, a woman's sister is determined to convince her to turn her small wedding into a massive party by inviting family members that she hasn't seen in years. Get all the juicy details down below.
