Entitled 33-year-old over-invites people to his wedding, forces his Mom to call his friend to disinvite them all: 'You're making your poor mother call us to tell us this?'

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    we ARE GETTING MARRIED
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    My fiancé has been friends with this guy since childhood, but I don't know him very well. What I do know: He's loud, talks endlessly about himself, and gets
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    druk at every party. It's not my vibe, but I tolerate him when necessary because I love my fiance (who is nothing like this man btw).
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    At a recent New Year's Eve party, this friend bragged non-stop about closing a "million-dollar deal" and made a huge fuss about his black tie wedding this July, claiming, "Everyone is
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    invited; I better see all of you there!" He literally called out individual people who hadn't RSVP'd in front of everyone, and some of them just hadn't received the invitations in the mail yet...
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    Fast forward to two days ago-his mother (he's 33 years old) called us. She essentially informed us that her son was having her uninvite all plus-ones because
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    they "unexpectedly ran out of space" at the venue. No, you're just dumb and over-invited people, venues don't shrink overnight. Also, seriously? You're making your poor mother call us to tell us this?
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    Turns out that he didn't fund his wedding (or funded very little), despite acting like he was funding all of it. As a result, most of his friends and even some family members were uninvited, as his fiancé and her family got priority when selecting guests.
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    Keep in mind, they've been letting people believe they were invited to a destination wedding for months. Some people even bought airline tickets only to be uninvited... truly unbelievable.
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    • DogsandCatsWorl... 9h ago Wow. Uninvited after buying airline tickets! This could be a friendship breaker for some people.
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    Okay-Awesome-2... 8h ago This is not a man who is ready to be married.
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    AdultDisneyWoman • 8h ago Assuming the destination is a good one, if I'd already purchased tickets and then either my husband or I was uninvited I would skip the wedding (both of us) but still
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    go on the trip and have a blast AND let any of my friends/family in a similar position know our plans so they could do the same!
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    Plus_Data_1099 · 8h ago I would send a message asking the tickets be paid back
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    . IdlesAtCranky • 8h ago Sorry, but that's just trashy behavior all around. The groom, his mom, his fiancee, and her family.
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    Sea-Ad9057 .7h ago well all of the people who bought airline tickets should go to the destination maybe switch hotels if possible and have a great time together and splash pictures all over social media
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    andronicuspark • 5h ago I wonder if they'll end up short of guests if enough people say, "screw this, I'm not going without my partner." Fingers crossed.
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    Dependent-Union... Tacky!
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    Psychological-Ba... 7h ago Yikes, obnoxious as h !! Good luck to anyone marrying this guy.
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    FlippingPossum • 5h ago Did your fiancé call his friend to confirm? What a mess.
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