Weddings are supposed to be joyous occasions, right? Full of love, laughter, and a little bit of chaos. But what happens when a distant relative decides to stir the pot and attempts to change your carefully planned wedding venue? And then, has the audacity to ask for your professional help for his business? Let’s dive into this matrimonial mayhem.
A Simple Wedding Plan
The Perfect Venue ️
The Unexpected Call
The Unwanted Advice
The Chain Reaction
The Family Feud
The Pre-Invitation Drama
The Business Request
The Double Standards
The Wedding Woes: A Summary
In a whirlwind of wedding planning, our groom-to-be and his fiancée find themselves in the midst of family drama, thanks to a distant relative, Steve. This ‘future cousin-in-law’ meddles in their venue choice, causing a family feud and even leading to some guests boycotting the event. Yet, when it comes to his business needs, Steve has no qualms about asking for professional help from the very person he’s upset. As the groom-to-be puts his foot down, refusing to lend his skills, tensions rise. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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