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By their actions they didn't want to be involved
No one should have to suffer people who aren't supportive of their relationship on their wedding day.
It is kind of written like you're telling OP not to be a dick, but it makes sense once it's explained.
Do you know what jealousy is, 2?
Your family sounds nice...
Maybe try explaining the situation to your relatives? It wouldn't be good to start your marriage on a bad foot with your family.
If they were close to those family members, they would know already. It just sounds like extended family sticking their noses where it doesn't belong.
In support of 13's comment, most of the time that's pretty much all extended family is good for.
It could have been part of the RSVP card. Just a note attached to their response. Those are still usually sent through the mail.
Did your parents really expect to be invited after that? They might be your parents but doesn't mean you have to accept that behavior at your wedding.
So glad you found your significant other. You two can elope or just go down to the court and get married. The only thing you need is each other. Everyone else is just extra or unnecessary.
I'm sorry it's going so badly for you with your family. Weddings are meant to be about bringing two people who love each other together with their family and friends, but sometimes people manage to make it all about themselves. Sadly sometimes emotional events bring out the selfishness and insecurities in people instead of their more caring qualities. I Hope you'll manage to patch things up with your parents without any long festering resentments, but don't feel obliged to if you're not ready, and I hope it doesn't overshadow your wedding for you!
you do you booboo
Do you canoe?
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Did your parents really expect to be invited after that? They might be your parents but doesn't mean you have to accept that behavior at your wedding.
Your family sounds nice...