Wedding bells are ringing, but not everyone’s singing! Our bride-to-be has been dreaming of her perfect day since forever, but there’s one big obstacle standing in her way: her autistic brother. Growing up, everything revolved around his special needs, leaving our girl feeling left out and overlooked. Now that it’s finally HER time to shine, she’s determined to have the wedding SHE wants… no matter what! But when Mom catches wind of the plans, all h-ll breaks loose! Is our bride being a total bridezilla, or does she deserve to have her day, her way? Let’s dive in and find out!
Bride-to-Be’s Dream Wedding Plans Revealed!

Autistic Brother’s Meltdowns: A Family Struggle

Bride Admits: “I Never Got Anything to Myself Growing Up”

Supportive Fiancé Wants Bride’s Happiness Above All! ❤️

Mom SHOCKED by Bride’s Wedding Choices!

Bride FIRES BACK: “It’s MY Wedding, Not My Brother’s Birthday!”

Mom RAGES: “You’re Being Selfish & Horrible!”

Bride’s Perspective: Brother Would Prefer Alone Time Anyway

♀️ Bride Puts Her Foot Down: “I’m Not Changing ANYTHING!”

Who’s Paying for This Dream Wedding Anyway?

Plot Twist: Brother-Friendly Foods ARE on the Menu!

Family Drama EXPLODES Over Bride’s ‘Selfish’ Wedding Plans!
Our bride is caught between a rock and a hard place, trying to balance her dream wedding with her brother’s special needs. Mom is FURIOUS, calling her selfish and horrible for not catering to him. But wait, there’s a twist! Turns out, the menu DOES have some brother-friendly options, just not his favorite cake flavor. Plus, the bride and groom are footing most of the bill, so shouldn’t they get the final say? This is one wedding drama that’s sure to have everyone talking! Let’s see what the internet has to say about this sticky situation.
Reasonable solutions offered to accommodate autistic brother. NTA

Wedding day is not a birthday party. Stand your ground!

Weddings are about the couple, not accommodating every guest’s needs.
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Let him be himself. NTA for doing your wedding your way.

Teaching autistic children to self cope. NTA for wedding.

Wedding shouldn’t be catered only to brother’s needs. NTA.

Weddings should be molded around the couple, not the guests.

Weddings are about the bride and groom, not their family members.

Suggest talking to him about a comfortable room nearby. NTA.

NTA. Don’t let your parents guilt-trip you into giving up your wedding day.

Momzilla prioritizes neurotypical guests over autistic brother’s comfort. NTA.

It’s your day, not your brother’s birthday party!

Understanding an autistic person’s needs is important

Weddings are about the couple, not the family. NTA

NTA! You’re not responsible for your brother’s negative behaviors

Respect your brother’s wishes for social gatherings at your wedding.

Include him in the wedding, let him leave the reception
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It’s your day, not his. Do what you want.

Weddings are stressful enough without family drama

Former wedding DJ offers great advice for a happy wedding day

Your wedding, your rules! Don’t let anyone else dictate it.

Consider your brother’s feelings and let him stay home

Navigating the challenges of having an autistic sibling and standing up for yourself. NTA!

Weddings are meant to be memorable and not for accommodating others.

Mother’s cruel behavior towards autistic son and daughter is reprehensible. NTA.

NTA bride stands up to insensitive mother about autistic brother’s party

Wedding conflict with autistic brother’s birthday. NTA but pay attention!

Autistic commenter empathizes with bride, blames mother for situation. ♂️

Be true to yourself, have the wedding you want!

Planning your dream wedding doesn’t make you a bad sibling

Wedding drama with entitled parents and autistic brother. NTA wins.

Stand up for yourself! It’s YOUR big day! ♀️

Options for accommodating autistic brother at wedding, NTA.

Sibling solidarity! NTA and navigating family accommodations.

Deserving a day of your own. Cupcake and decompress area.

NTA. Don’t accept parents’ offer for dress; prioritize your wedding.

Let your brother decide, it’s your wedding day after all!

It’s your day, not your brother’s birthday party! NTA

Let your brother decide what he wants and be happy

Autistic commenter supports prioritizing wedding over their comfort. NTA

Wedding day is about the bride, not accommodating family members.

Weddings are about the couple, not accommodating every family member.

Sibling of autistic brothers encourages OP to prioritize own wedding (NTA)

Autistic brother’s birthday vs my wedding day, NTA wins

Autistic uncle didn’t attend wedding, still sent a gift

Invite him to ceremony, arrange ride home. NAH situation.

Ask your brother how he feels, not your mother. He’s 20.

Consider the importance of your brother’s presence at your wedding

Don’t let anyone guilt trip you into changing your wedding plans!

Wedding day is about the couple, not their autistic brother. NTA

Be understanding of your parents’ tough choice. Have a lovely wedding!

Weddings are about the couple, not accommodating every family member.

Don’t feel guilty, it’s YOUR wedding, not your brother’s party!

Wedding is about the couple, not accommodating the brother’s needs. NTA

Wedding not birthday party. Brother may prefer not to go.

Standing up for yourself against controlling family.

NTA. Sensitivity suggested for brother’s sensory needs.

Taking a stand for personal happiness on your wedding day! ✊

NTA. Communicating to your mother the impact of brother’s needs.

Wedding day should be about the couple, not the brother!

Wedding woes and family dynamics. NTA stands up for themselves.

Wedding planning for an autistic sibling – NTA’s accommodating solution

Prioritizing your wedding doesn’t make you NTA. Consider separate celebration.

Wedding day is about you, not about your autistic brother.

Weddings are about the couple, not family guests. #NTA
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Arranging for a friend to take him allowed him to attend

Celebrate your wedding day without guilt. You’re NTA

Celebrate love, not family. Consider brother’s comfort and celebrate separately
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Deserving attention on your own wedding day

Your wedding, your choice! Don’t let anyone bully you

As a neurodiverse child’s mom, NTA. A wedding should celebrate love.

Weddings are for the bride and groom, not their autistic siblings.
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Setting boundaries with special needs siblings at weddings. NTA.

NTA for setting boundaries with family regarding autistic brother’s behavior.

Wedding is about the couple, not their autistic brother. NTA.

Don’t sacrifice your happiness for others, live it up!

A heartwarming story of accommodating an autistic child at a wedding ❤️

Don’t sacrifice your wedding day for your brother’s comfort ♀️
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Set up a video game station for him to chill NTA

Stand up for yourself! It’s YOUR day

Engaging comment from a parent with similar experience and advice.

Accepting and understanding towards autistic brother’s needs.

Don’t let your mom ruin your wedding and your brother’s day!

NTA. It’s YOUR wedding, not HIS birthday party!

Set boundaries with brother and communicate to avoid parental interference.
