Because they insisted on bringing their kids to her child-free event.
But there was a strict venue rule no one under 16 allowed.
Makes sense, right?
Kids and wild animals?
Not exactly a Disney movie.
But the couples no kids policy wasnt just about safety.
They wanted their day to feel like a celebration, not a babysitting bonanza.
Lets be real, weve all seen weddings where someone ends up chasing a toddler mid-toast.
Its adorable until it becomes exhausting.
I have to be honest, Im with the bride and groom on this one.
Herdadflat-out said if her nephew couldnt attend, he wouldnt be going either.
They declared, I dont care what she wants; my kids WILL be there.
Thats the emotional equivalent of stomping on the cake before the reception even starts.
Meanwhile, her fiances family was supporting their no kids stance and arranging babysitters like champs.
Talk about in-law goals.
So, whats a bride to do?
Can you blame her?
After all, its the couples day, not the familys.
If Auntie Millie wants a kid-packed wedding, shed better get married herself.
Its basically like a slap in the face but with words.
If someone tries to steamroll your feelings, youve got to hold your ground.
No one should have to compromise their happiness to appease someone elses ego, especially on their wedding day.
Its basically a crash course in people-pleasingor, better yet, not people-pleasing.
Theprossay that the secret to surviving this circus and handling family pressure is learning to diplomatically stand your ground.
Smile, nod, and then do whatever you were going to do anyway.
Politely remind your family that this is your love story, not theirs.
That should keep her busy.
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