Crafter plans elaborate wedding gift for friend of 6+ years, finds out they're not invited: 'No invitation, no gift'

Weddings seem to bring out the absolute worst in some people. At a time that's supposed to be about celebrating your love, a lot of folks find themselves squabbling with everyone else in their life as they plan their big day. 

This friend group has a fun hobby that they share: playing Warhammer. The game features miniature action figures that players can collect and customize. Having a hobby like this is an amazing way to make friends and spend time together. Your group will already have interests in common, and you can rotate between people's homes, giving each friend a chance to host. 

This person thought that they'd found a solid friend group with these Warhammer players, though they admit that they are a "relative newcomer to the group." They're now questioning just how loyal their friend group is to them after discovering some interesting information about one person's wedding plans. Keep scrolling to check out their full story, as well as some good advice from commenters whose hearts went out to this person. 

While we're on the topic of crafting, read about one crocheter who had to deal with a blanket Karen, writing to this woman that, "It's still going to cost you $400." 

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