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Listen… You all know we love dogs here. This is a safe place for dog parents to gush about the fact that their dogs attended their fairytale weddings… but that's exactly the thing. It's YOUR wedding, not your sibling's. A sibling assuming they're entitled to make them and their dog the star of the show is, at the very least, something to scold them about…
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"AITHA For not letting my sis dog be the ring bearer at my wedding?"
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Bride-to-be refuses entitled sister's request to have her golden retriever be the ring bearer at her wedding: ‘[She] said I was being controlling and that I “hate fun"’
Brides are often wrongly stereotyped for having outlandish requests and taste in terms of style and wedding planning. There's nothing wrong with wanting your special day exactly how you like it, especially if it prevents you from kickstarting a nest egg for your future baby, because it's that expensive. Just because a bride wants her wedding to be child-free or canine-free doesn't mean she is taking things too far—she's simply setting boundaries to ensure her day goes as planned without surprise factors slipping through the cracks and dismantling the whole thing!
Family might try to sway a bride into giving them the OK for an extra guest they don't know personally, a kid who can't find a nanny that day, or something as extreme as someone's dog being the ring bearer. Luckily, this bride stands firm and refuses to appease her dog mom sister, who insists that her golden retriever be the one who delivers the rings to the altar. Yeah, no…