Recently, a 25-year-old woman who got married in August shared an incident on the AITA subreddit that turned the most beautiful day in her life sour.
“We kept it small and simple and didn't want too many guests due to budget, so we only invited close family members and friends,” the author Bright_Physics_8375 explained. Among the close family who was invited was her older sister Dawn, who, along with her husband, are “hardcore Christians” and they say their 10 children are “God's will.”
The author, however, realized that inviting all her nieces and nephews may be a little too steep in terms of a budget. So she did what she thought was right and invited only a couple of them, wondering if maybe it was a mistake.
A bride wonders if she was wrong to only invite three of her sister's ten children to her "small and simple" wedding
Image credits: Leonardo Miranda (not the actual photo)
Image credits: Charlein Gracia (not the actual photo)
The author later clarified some information about her wedding in response to this comment
Many people expressed their support for the author in the comments
This person said that the incident is not one-sided and the answer who is wrong in this situation is not an obvious one
