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When sending wedding invites, they should highlight your love. It should be clear that you are inviting these people because you want to celebrate love with them and they are special in your life, so you want to celebrate together. It shouldn't be addressed to the wrong name and asking for “cash.” Are we crazy for thinking that?? The internet agrees with us.
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"Bride puts wrong names on invitations, asks for cash only"
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Distant cousin uses her wedding invites as shameless cash grab, family refuses to attend or give a gift: 'And I'm okay with that.'
Weddings are supposed to be a beautiful day that celebrates love—that's what keeps the world going round, right? Capitalism might want you to think that it's money that makes the world go round, but that's just what fuels the greedy nature within our society. It's love that makes life worth living and fighting for. Sorry, that sounded cheesy, but it's true. When it comes to celebrating love at least, money should not take the spotlight. We're not saying to have a wedding with a crazy large budget! We're just saying, you should make your choices based on love, and sometimes that means the cheaper option.
But hey, we're not here to tell you how to love. We're here because we stumbled upon a story of a bride who went straight to the point of why she was inviting people she wasn't even close to—to get money. She made it so abundantly clear, that she didn't even spell the name of the invitees correctly…