Bride and groom un-invite 50% of their guests two weeks before the wedding because a psychic told them to, family furious: ‘The energy was "too crowded"…’

A bride and groom uninvited more than 100 people from their wedding because a psychic told them that the "energy was too crowded." As someone who also likes to read tarot and stare at the moon, I reject this kind of energy. These types of "spiritual practices" are not meant to be followed as if a cult leader is giving you demands. In fact, I like to call it spicy therapy, because its sole purpose is to ground you and help you understand and become more attached to your deeper self. You don't use it as an excuse to put half of your loved ones into a bad situation. THAT is the bad energy, bestie. 

 

This bride and groom, or should I say bridezilla and groomzilla, had a wedding planned with about 200 guests. Everything was going according to plan until the bride saw a psychic. This psychic said that anymore than 80 people is too much. So, with only two weeks 'til the wedding, she told more than half of the guests to take a hike. She said their energy didn't match their's and they had to go. This included family and friends. 

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