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If you decide to minimize your wedding, you should be prepared for the option that the wedding gifts will also be minimized. Even from your own family.
I can't blame OP (original poster) for his actions. I even think he didn't do enough. Perhaps if he stood up more strongly against his sister, his girlfriend would have been able to attend.
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Man Retracts His Offer to Pay for Sister’s Honeymoon After She Refuses to Invite His Girlfriend to the Wedding, Parents Take Sister’s Side, Resulting in a Sibling Feud
When you start dating someone new, there comes a point in your relationship where you are no longer only dating each other, but you are also dating their family. Making sure you fit within your partner's family is just as important as fitting in your own. If things end up going well for the two of you, both of you must feel comfortable and a part of the other's family.
Not being invited to your boyfriend's sister's wedding, after five years of dating, is not a good sign of the family accepting you as one of their own. Not to suggest that it's your fault, but it is something to take note of, and perhaps retaliate accordingly.
Luckily for the girlfriend in this Reddit story, her boyfriend stood up for her and decided to take action for the lack of inclusion. How did he do it? He decided to take back his wedding gift, which was to pay for the happy couple's honeymoon. Keep scrolling to read what happened next.