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Forget her. It's you and your fiancé's day. If she can't be on board, she may not need to participate on your day. Also, I commend you on your decision to try to stay safe. I'm sure that was a hard decision.
Your marriage isn't the point. Otherwise, everyone would just get married at a courthouse. You and your thug husband are screwing your mom out of one of the best days of her life. That's the point!
You need your sarcasmometer recalibrated. Your detector is not registering an "Obvious."
Your sarcasm is more difficult to detect here.
The fact that I'm writing it here should be a pretty big clue! How often do you see me being sincere here?
Sorry, I deleted my original reply. Your second paragraph was definitely more sarcastic than the first, so I got confused.
Point, I suppose.
omg im dealing with the exact same issue! I got asked if i really want a little "dinky" wedding
It's your wedding, it's your choice. It's between you and your fiancé; the rest of the family gets no say in it. They should be grateful you're both even holding a reception later when it's safe to do so.
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Forget her. It's you and your fiancé's day. If she can't be on board, she may not need to participate on your day. Also, I commend you on your decision to try to stay safe. I'm sure that was a hard decision.
omg im dealing with the exact same issue! I got asked if i really want a little "dinky" wedding