Couple Charges Guests $10 to Attend Their Outdoor Wedding, Causing Family Drama

Weddings can be expensive, but is it fair to ask guests to pay to attend? That’s the question a couple is facing after deciding to hold their outdoor wedding in a canyon that charges a $10 fee for entry. While the couple wanted to keep their wedding small and intimate, their decision to impose the fee has caused drama with family members , who are now calling them out for being cheap. The couple’s choice to have guests bring their own camping chairs and forego a traditional reception has also been met with criticism. But is it really the couple’s fault for trying to save money on their big day? Read on to find out more about this controversial wedding and decide for yourself: AITA ?

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Couple charges guests for wedding canyon fee causing family drama

A couple’s small wedding in a canyon has caused drama after they asked their guests to pay a $10 entrance fee. Despite having only 20 guests, the couple chose a specific canyon with a fee instead of other free options. The bride’s sister called the couple out on their decision and began nitpicking other details of the wedding. The couple defended their choices, stating they wanted an intimate outdoor wedding and did not want to spend a lot of money. However, the drama continued as guests questioned the couple’s decision. Was this a faux pas or a reasonable request? Read on to see how the situation unfolded in the comments.

Guest calls out OP for charging $10 entry fee and posting registry on social media for those not invited, while BYO-chair and no bathrooms were also concerns. Comment thread takes a hilarious turn with BYO-ass wipes suggestion.

Wedding entrance fee is tacky, but social media gift solicitation is worse. YTA.

Don’t charge your guests for attending your wedding. YTA

Guests charged admission to attend wedding at expensive venue, YTA.

Wedding etiquette debate: Is it entitled to post registry online?

Charging guests, bringing their own chairs, and skirting permit fees? YTA.

Bride and groom charge guests for wedding, called cheapskates.

Guests charged for wedding and chair. Commenter thinks YTA.

Guests charged $10 to attend outdoor wedding, leading to family drama

Commenter calls out couple for charging guests for wedding entry.

Guests charged $10 to attend wedding, deemed YTA by commenter

Guest calls out couple for being irresponsible and tacky.

Commenter calls out couple for charging guests at wedding

Wedding guests charged admission fee? YTA strikes again

Guest calls out couple for charging admission fee to wedding

Wedding guests charged $10 each, risking being kicked out without permit.

Guests charged for outdoor wedding, required to bring own chairs

Wedding registry drama causes confusion among guests and family.

Guests charged for attending wedding, commenter jokes about bringing own food.

Commenter questions couple’s maturity and social etiquette, sparking discussion.

Guest calls out couple for charging admission to wedding

Guest calls out couple for charging attendees, gets backed up

Guests charged for attending wedding, deemed tacky by commenters.

Wedding couple charges guests $10 per head, sparks family drama

Wedding couple’s gift grab, YTA.

Couple charges guests to attend wedding, labeled YTA.

Guests charged $10 and have to bring their own chairs. YTA.

Wedding drama: Commenter calls out couple’s poor etiquette.

Wedding guests charged for attendance, deemed tacky by commenters.

Guest calls out couple for charging for wedding attendance and registry

Is charging guests for a wedding a new trend?

Wedding guests charged $10 each? YTA according to comments.

Wedding couple charged guests and posted registry – YTA verdict.

Wedding couple charged guests $10, got roasted for it. YTA.

Wedding hosts charge guests to bring own chairs, post registry. YTA

Wedding guests charged $10 and registry posted publicly, drama ensues

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Wedding couple charged guests causing family drama. Comment: YTA.

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Guests charged for wedding, no seating provided. YTA confirmed

Wedding couple charged guests $10, called YTA by comment.

Is charging guests for a wedding tacky or acceptable?

Couple charges guests to attend their wedding, leading to criticism.

Guest calls out couple for charging for their own wedding

Charging guests to attend a wedding? Yikes, definite YTA.

Don’t charge guests to attend your wedding, it’s tacky ‍♀️

Wedding couple’s $10 entry fee deemed tacky, YTA.

Commenter calls out OP for charging guests, sparks debate

Commenter thinks OP is the a**hole, and that’s putting it lightly

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Guest shaming the couple for sharing registry on social media YTA

Wedding registry sharing faux pas incites judgmental comment. YTA

Guests charged for attending wedding? YTA and tacky behavior

Guests charged for attending wedding? Commenters say YTA

Wedding guests charged entrance fee, bride is called out