A couple’s wedding day is supposed to be a joyous occasion, surrounded by family and friends celebrating their love. But for one bride and groom, their big day has become a source of conflict and heartache. The groom, 27, has chosen not to invite his parents and brothers to their wedding, as they have never approved of his fiancée, 24. The rest of the family, including his sister, uncles, and aunts, adore her, but his parents and brothers have always been cold and distant. The shocking reason behind their disapproval has finally been revealed, and it has left the groom questioning his relationship with his family.
Family Love Turns Cold ❄️
Mixed Reactions
Distancing from Family ♂️
Coldness in the Family ❄️
The Shocking Revelation
A Secret from the Past
Groom’s Reaction
Family’s Harsh Judgement
Wedding Invitation Drama
Family Divided
Mother’s Heartbreak
Father and Brothers’ Rage
Uncle’s Advice
Seeking Opinions
Edit: Overwhelming Response
A Wedding Torn Apart by Family Secrets
The groom’s decision to exclude his parents and brothers from his wedding has caused a rift in the family. The revelation of his fiancée’s past as a stripper has led to harsh judgments and disapproval from his immediate family. With the wedding months away, the groom is left questioning whether he’s being too harsh and if he should reconsider his decision. As the drama unfolds, the couple seeks advice from others, hoping to find a resolution to this heartbreaking situation.
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NTA, but losing family over this is extreme. Make amends.
Bride and groom exclude family from wedding. NTA. Commenters agree.
NTA, but a sit-down conversation with family may be necessary
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Bride and groom exclude parents and brothers from wedding. Commenters agree NTA.
Cutting off family for valid reasons: justified or overreacting?
It’s their wedding day, invite only those who support them
Family drama and tough choices. NTA for setting boundaries.
NTA defends bride’s decision to exclude judgmental parents from wedding
NTA, but excluding immediate family from wedding is a nuclear act
Commenter suggests a unique destination for unwanted guests.
Supportive comment defends bride’s past and advises NTA attitude
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Commenter calls out sub for being too extreme and suggests talking to family. Replies agree and criticize sub’s tendency to jump to extreme reactions.
Respect the couple’s decision, not your business
Choosing to exclude family from wedding due to past behavior.
NTA! Parents didn’t communicate concerns, now act surprised and hurt.
NTA defends his fiancee’s past as a stripper. Calls for apology.
Couple excludes toxic family from wedding, internet approves
Bride and groom exclude family from wedding, commenters support decision
Setting boundaries and consequences is important. NTA
Think twice before excluding family from your wedding.
Standing up to bully family, NTA. Refreshing to see
Standing up for yourself and your partner. NTA
Miscommunication leads to unnecessary secrecy about fiancée’s past
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Family intervention gone wrong. NTA but what’s next?
Supportive comment defends bride’s past profession, emphasizes character over judgment.
Sibling relationships can be tricky, but NAH in this case
Bride’s sisters-in-law excluded from wedding after mistreating her
Cutting toxic family members: NTA for excluding them from wedding
Respect and understanding are key. NTA
Bride and groom exclude judgmental family from wedding, NTA
Fiancee deserves a loving wedding, not judgmental family. #NTA
Bride and groom exclude parents and brothers from wedding. Commenter supports decision.
Supporting your partner against toxic family members
Commenter supports exclusion of family from wedding. NTA.
Commenter agrees with bride and groom’s decision, no drama here
Celebrate love, not hate! NTA for excluding toxic family members
Forgiveness withheld: NTA comment takes a hard stance
Family disapproves of bride’s past as a stripper. NTA defends.
A spicy retort to an insensitive comment
Standing up for love and cutting off toxic family.
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NTA, but forgiveness is possible if they show remorse ✌
Commenter supports bride’s decision to exclude family, finds reveal underwhelming
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Wedding stress is real, NTA for excluding family.
Commenter defends bride and groom’s decision to exclude family members.
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Why invite disapproving relatives to your wedding? NTA
Love > Family? NTA bride and groom exclude disapproving parents.
Savage NTA comment shuts down family wedding drama
Bride and groom exclude family from wedding, justified or not?
Supportive comment applauds couple for standing up to unsupportive family members
Supportive comment defends exclusion of toxic parents from wedding
Engaging solution for excluding family from wedding.
Bride and groom exclude family from wedding due to abuse trauma.
Excluding toxic family from wedding: NTA, celebrate with love
Suggests having a calm conversation to bridge the gap
Forgiveness is an option, but NTA for excluding family
Supporting a stripper wife, confronting family prejudices. NTA
